Aditya Bagrodia

An opportunity to empower the patients that while these things are being done to them, you can get vitamin D and calcium for bone health, get the DEXA scan, weight-bearing exercises, heart-healthy diet, sleep hygiene, supplements, maybe even potentially that you don't have to be like a passive victim in this, that there are things that you can do, plugging me in with sexual health counseling, a men's health team.

An opportunity to empower the patients that while these things are being done to them, you can get vitamin D and calcium for bone health, get the DEXA scan, weight-bearing exercises, heart-healthy diet, sleep hygiene, supplements, maybe even potentially that you don't have to be like a passive victim in this, that there are things that you can do, plugging me in with sexual health counseling, a men's health team.

An opportunity to empower the patients that while these things are being done to them, you can get vitamin D and calcium for bone health, get the DEXA scan, weight-bearing exercises, heart-healthy diet, sleep hygiene, supplements, maybe even potentially that you don't have to be like a passive victim in this, that there are things that you can do, plugging me in with sexual health counseling, a men's health team.

So, I mean, maybe for me in the events that I still do, vitamin D, calcium, baseline DEXA, run through it. And by all means, if they've got cardiovascular risk factors, that's where I'm going to probably engage a team. And you kind of mentioned there's some controversy around it. What do you think? You know, GnHRH antagonists, do they have some cardio protection? Do they not? Hard to say.

So, I mean, maybe for me in the events that I still do, vitamin D, calcium, baseline DEXA, run through it. And by all means, if they've got cardiovascular risk factors, that's where I'm going to probably engage a team. And you kind of mentioned there's some controversy around it. What do you think? You know, GnHRH antagonists, do they have some cardio protection? Do they not? Hard to say.

So, I mean, maybe for me in the events that I still do, vitamin D, calcium, baseline DEXA, run through it. And by all means, if they've got cardiovascular risk factors, that's where I'm going to probably engage a team. And you kind of mentioned there's some controversy around it. What do you think? You know, GnHRH antagonists, do they have some cardio protection? Do they not? Hard to say.

Yeah, that's essentially my understanding. And I guess if there was going to be a difference that seems a little bit more real, if you will, it would be the testosterone recovery when you're on a, you know, non quote unquote lifelong plan, six months, you know, 12, 18 months of a GnRH antagonist versus let's say, you know, six monthly luprons.

Yeah, that's essentially my understanding. And I guess if there was going to be a difference that seems a little bit more real, if you will, it would be the testosterone recovery when you're on a, you know, non quote unquote lifelong plan, six months, you know, 12, 18 months of a GnRH antagonist versus let's say, you know, six monthly luprons.

Yeah, that's essentially my understanding. And I guess if there was going to be a difference that seems a little bit more real, if you will, it would be the testosterone recovery when you're on a, you know, non quote unquote lifelong plan, six months, you know, 12, 18 months of a GnRH antagonist versus let's say, you know, six monthly luprons.

Do you feel like they're similar in terms of testosterone recovery or different?

Do you feel like they're similar in terms of testosterone recovery or different?

Do you feel like they're similar in terms of testosterone recovery or different?

Makes sense. So is there any kind of meaningfully different counseling when it's favorable versus high risk? Let's just not, we would start with the ADT element, not necessarily the ASRIs and second generation and, you know, potentially triplets. You know, is your counseling for somebody who's basically intermediate risk or high risk, similar, comparable, different?

Makes sense. So is there any kind of meaningfully different counseling when it's favorable versus high risk? Let's just not, we would start with the ADT element, not necessarily the ASRIs and second generation and, you know, potentially triplets. You know, is your counseling for somebody who's basically intermediate risk or high risk, similar, comparable, different?

Makes sense. So is there any kind of meaningfully different counseling when it's favorable versus high risk? Let's just not, we would start with the ADT element, not necessarily the ASRIs and second generation and, you know, potentially triplets. You know, is your counseling for somebody who's basically intermediate risk or high risk, similar, comparable, different?

And how are you following these patients in terms of, you know, labs, obviously, testosterone and PSAs, anything kind of beyond that?

And how are you following these patients in terms of, you know, labs, obviously, testosterone and PSAs, anything kind of beyond that?

And how are you following these patients in terms of, you know, labs, obviously, testosterone and PSAs, anything kind of beyond that?

And where do you like to see their testosterone levels kind of level out?

And where do you like to see their testosterone levels kind of level out?