New Diagnosis - Making sense of the info

Hi W 

Similar to my scores when I was diagnosed in 2013. Although you don't give PSA.

I would say u have 3 choices assuming PSA not too high.

Active surveillance, surgery or Radiotherapy, I went on AS for ,4 years then RT.

Do much research on the 2 treatments looking at potential side effects for each treatment.

Any other questions please come back 

Steve 

Thank you Steve. His PSA is 3.67ug/L. Is that considered high?

Near normal, is that the only PSA or were there earlier ones as well 

I’m not sure of any earlier ones. It did seem low/normal according to Dr Google but just goes to show, worth checking. He is 67 so don’t know how that fares in terms of normal. His father and brother both had it too. Just hoping the bone scan is ok x

Be surprised if it isn't with those low figures, also tumour only 3 mm

Thank you Steve. That’s reassuring. He has no appetite. Perhaps that’s just the worry coming out. Please keep everything crossed x

Best of luck, am sure everything will be ok, keep posting when u know more

Hello again, 

Quick question if ok please - should I be worried about his lack of appetite? Not sure if it’s worry about the situation or a symptom. He can just about manage soup and a bit of porridge some days. My mum is most worried about this as a feeder!