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Reviewer: Manny, 55-64 on Treatment for 1 to 6 months (Patient)
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This has been a miracle drug for me so far; been using it for just a couple of months with prednisone twice a day and it has dropped my PSA level down from over 400 to just 7.2 in less than 2 months without any side effects. I am participating in a clinical trial while using this drug and I fear what's going to happen when the study is over. So far it's working and the quality of my life
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Reviewer: MS, 65-74 Male on Treatment for 1 to 6 months (Patient)
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After stop using Casodex about 6 months ago & Starting Zytiga 1,000 mg daily. My PSA level came down monthly from 21.766, 8.677,6.399 & in Jan 2017 to 5.308.
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Reviewer: Concernedwithsideeffects, 45-54 Female on Treatment for less than 1 month (Caregiver)
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My father in law has been taking Zytiga for 12 days. Tonight we asked the hospital staff to stop the drug as he has been miserable since taking them. In fact he has begged to come of them but he was encouraged to keep trying. He is 80 and diagnosed 2 years ago with prostate cancer. Since taking them he has been bed- ridden (almost immediately after taking first dose). He experience severe hot flas
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Reviewer: AoW 1, 75 or over Male on Treatment for 1 to 6 months (Patient)
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My PSA was 600, After taking Zytiga 250mg 4x a day & Prednison 5mg Tabs 2 X a day. My PSA droped to 10 in 2 months. Very little side affects.
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Reviewer: bhr, 75 or over Female on Treatment for 6 months to less than 1 year (Caregiver)
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Dad is currently 78 years old and was initially diagnosed in 1996 with Gleason 9 and PSA 32. He still works full time and enjoys an excellent QOL. He started Zytiga with prednisone in April, 2014 with rising PSA peaked at 214. His PSA has steadily decreased with very few side effects. .: May, 2014 PSA 125; June, 2014 PSA 26.6; July, 2014 PSA 24.3; Aug, 2014 PSA 18.8; Oct., 2014 PSA 16.4; Nov., 2
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