My husband had a telephone review with his oncologist last week. I can’t remember if I have posted on here already but the results of blood test showed that the PSA has risen from 1.5, six months ago to 3.8 now. Oncologist says he is not to concerned about it at the moment but if the PSA increases by next review, in three months time, he might want to do a CT and bone scan. My husband is not doing well recently, feeling more tired and having upset stomach. He had metastasis in bones, spinal cord compression and lymph nodes. I am very worried about him because I don’t want him to be in pain and to feel uncomfortable. I guess I just need reassurance that he is not going to get worse but that would require a miracle….xx
Hello Teatowel
Yes you did post last week and here's a link to that thread and the replies.
Have you spoken to our Support Line on 0808 808 00 00 (8am to 8pm 7 days a week)? - I am sure they will be able to give you lots of help and support.
If there are any changes to your husband's situation - an increase in pain levels or not feeling well in himself please do contact your GP.
Best wishes - Brian.

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