Cancer pain

By John D

1 min read

Prostate cancer pain

I have been on Orgovyx for the past year and a half constantly dealing with hot flashes pains, in my neck and especially my bilateral lower extremities, especially at night keep thinking is it the Cancer spreading to my bones doctors don’t have any answers but at times the pain is severe went for more CAT scan today. Hoping everything comes back good.

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Richard Faust Community Admin
Hi <inline-mention username="John D" user-id="4589043"/>. Hoping right there with you that the CAT scan comes back o.k. I do want to share with you this interview in which an oncologist notes regarding androgen deprivation therapy that "men often have aches and pains because altering testosterone also seems to uncover arthritis that may not have been such a problem before, but after we lower testosterone all of these aches and pains, especially in big joints, seem to come out:" <a href='https://www.cancernetwork.com/view/addressing-physical-cognitive-effects-adt-prostate-cancer-patients' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer ugc'>https://www.cancernetwork.com/view/addressing-physical-cognitive-effects-adt-prostate-cancer-patients</a>. I don't know if this applies in your case, but it may be worth discussing with your doctor. Best, Richard (ProstateCancer.net Team)
1. John D Member
 <inline-mention username="Richard Faust" user-id="3268931"/> thanks Rich and yes my CAT scan came back clean 
2. Richard Faust Community Admin
 Hi <inline-mention username="John D" user-id="4589043"/>. That is great to hear. Considering that your pains have been bilateral, you may want to speak with your doctor about the potential for rheumatoid arthritis. If a person is prone/susceptible to it, something like cancer and treatment could serve as a trigger. My wife, Kelly, was diagnosed with a severe juvenile from of RA at age two, so it is something I'm very familiar with. That said, only a doctor can do the proper diagnostics and the bilateral pains is only a symptom and could, of course, have other causes. For the moment, enjoy the win on the clean scan. Best, Richard (ProstateCancer.net Team)
John D Member
Rich thanks for caring. The article was a little scary. You don’t know what’s worse the cancer or the treatment. like they say one day at a time Definitely enjoying this victory Thanks again God bless and stay safe

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