chemo and lupron

has any one had a low grade chemo treatment combined with lupron to treat PC after surgery and radiation ?

You can find the answer to that and similar questions at a specialized group for advanced patients with PCa.

www.hrpca.org  (with the the text page, see 'on-line support lists' has a tab to sign up to group and then you can pose and answer questions, this is for people around the world, so it can get very interesting as to what protocols are being done here and abroad, and what some patients journies look like. They have the group through (Yahoo groups, maybe try searching HRPCa there also) Howard Hansen is moderator and 17 yr. fighter on PCa.

I would guess Howard knows of someone whom has done such. I know of a patient whom did this more bizarre protocol and last I heard did well with it:
Chemo (1st) then Brachy + IMRT radiations (this is very unusal as far as I ever heard of). It was done I believe in Oregon/Washington area back around 2002-2004 era for this patient.

The Leibowitz protocol...could be different as mentioned above...that is not the protocol he famous or infamous for, that one is based upon: (ADT3 being composed of these types)  Duration usually 13 months, then only proscar for maintenance.

Lupron (zoladex or similar) + casodex (maybe higher dosage than average)+ proscar (or avodart)...this is the one most people heard of.

When I was diagnosed they offered two clinical trials to me. One stage two was a chemo plus Avastin, the other was stage three trial of chemo and HT. I chose the former, because I did not want to risk being in control group for stage three trial. However, the results of stage two trial for chemo plus HT were impressive, with two people showing no signs of cancer when the finally did the prostatectomy. The Taxotere regiment was a little different. One treatment every three weeks for six cycles.