Had my prostate removed 4 yrs ago and a yr ago my PSA started rising slowly.This April I had 20 R/T sessions on the prostate bed which has failed to cure or even control PSA levels as my most recent test shows a further increase now to 1.62 from 0.01 following surgery and 0.48 pre R/T
I have and never had any symptoms associated with prostate cancer other than an elevated PSA level
My oncologist now has advised a PET scan to see if anything shows up.If some spots or areas can be seen I can apparently have some more R/T on those areas.
Should that not be effective I would be recommended hormone therapy in tablet form presumably.
I am quite fit and healthy an in my late 60's
Has anyone been in a similar situation and if so what did you experience and can anyone offer advice as I am getting a little concerned as to the best way forward.Thank you
Good evening 5/2/22 I was diagnosed PSA 4.85 with Cribriform T4+3=7 was messed around by NHS PSA now 6.6 so went to Vitus Offenbach Frankfurt 24/6 PSA now where successful 1.5hr operation has PSA 0.03, now with Care Oncology Harley St, low cost, great advice when needed. NHS still not appointed me a consultant 6 months on. So give Care Oncology a look as very efficient as we’re Germans who provided all information free in advance.. 3 months clear PSA 0.03 still read 4 books which have helped immensely. Cribriform is testosterone based and my fitness and eating routine created testosterone.
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