PSA 4.7

Mews
Thats great News for you twos! Thats about a 90% drop, very encouraging for him, and you.Keep on the regimen and get the regular follow-ups. Your treatment plan may change, but just keep battling,keep us posted, keep seeking knowledge of the next steps, and keep the Faith!
Wings

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DX PCa -11/04/12, age 57 =6/10 Biop-GS 3+4=7 and 4+3=7 & bone mets PSA=71.2 start Lupron ,

1/13=2.7 2/13=0.67 3/13=0.16 6 /13=0.10
9/ 13=0.7 11/13=1.43 12/13=2.7 4/14=2.7
6/14=3.77, 8/14=5.25 Start Zytiga:
9/14=1.46 11/14=<0.06 12/14=<0.06
1/15=<0.06 3/15=<0.06 6/15=<0.06
9/15=<0.06 12/15=<0.06 3/16=<0.06
6/16=<0.06 9/16=<0.06

That's great news on the PSA.

Here's hoping the procedure works as planned.

Hang in there,
Andrew

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I'll be in the shop.
Age 56, 52 at DX
PSA:
4.2 10/11, 1.9 6/12, 1.2 12/12, 1.0 5/13, .6 11/13,
.7 5/14, .5 10/14, .5 4/15, .3 10/15, .3 4/16, .4 10/16
G 3+4
Stage T1C
2 out of 14 cores positive
Treatment IGRT - 2/2012
My latest blog post

Jacky - I cannot add much to the technical side of the discussion but I wanted to tell you that I follow every one of your posts. I so much admire both of you for your fortitude and your spirit in this ongoing battle.

Your husband is lucky to have you in his corner, and you are just as lucky to have him. Wishing you the greatest of success in this new round of the fight.

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Age 68 at Dx
PSA history: 2000-2012 0.9-1.2; 06/2012 started T replacement
2013-2015 3.0-3.3 (new normal)
11/2015 4.6
05/2016 5.7
Biopsy: 12-core biopsy 07/2016; 3 cores G3+3, 5% or less; 1 core 3+4, 15%; 1 core HGPIN; 2% of gland involved. Summary G3+4.

Thanks Paxton and CaliJR.
Steve had the nephrostomy tube and kidney stent put in yesterday and it went well.
Now he says he can not urinate normal.
He left a email for the Dr.
Has this happened to anyone in this group?
Jacky