Making sense of PSA

Hello Hanandy .

This is an excellent result and <0.1 is the same in any language as being undetectable. It could be that the test was done by a different laboratory or technician who report it in another way. No I don't think it is anything to worry about.

Hi Hanandy !

Like Alwayshope says; a <0.1 is considered ’undetectable’ PSA level. I’m a prostate cancer patient living in Sweden and both in Sweden (and Finland) they only measure down to <0.1 and it’s considered undetectable.

So, congratulations for a fantastic respons and relax and enjoy that the cancer is in full remission and hopefully stays that way for a very long time 

Best wishes - Ulf

• Thank you so much. x

Hi Hanandy and what a great result. Your OH has obviously responded well to RT and HT and he is cured or in remission (I am not medically trained but this is my understanding).  As you no doubt know, once PCa has been detected and treated, minute patches can lay dormant and undetected for years before popping up again.  If the PCa was confined to within the prostate then the chances of a cure are higher than if it has already been detected outside.  In my own case I wasn’t expecting a cure and sure enough after 4 years up it popped, but is still treatable and hopefully for years to come.  Best wishes, David