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Prostate Cancer | Last Active: Jun 18, 2024 | Replies (6)Comment receiving replies
Replies to "@brianjarvis Sorry, should have included PSA. PSA: 2023-08-21 17.5ng/mL 2023-09-25 18.5ng/mL 2024-03-28 37.3ng/mL (Three days before..."
I have been on Lupron, so I don’t know if this will relate. I was started on Lupron as my first stage of treatment 2 1/2 years ago. Still on it. The doctor would like to keep me on it another two years. However, my muscles seem to be getting weaker and I am beginning to have hip pain, so I am considering going off of it.
I should add that I was stage four when diagnosed. I had a Gleeson score of 10. I had a 4 cm lesion on my prostate, and it was too large to do surgery since it had spread to my seminal tissue and lymph nodes. I moved my care from a big 10 university hospital to mayo Rochester under Dr. Eugene Kwon. I have been clear for a year and a half. My treatment consisted of Lupron ADT, chemotherapy with Docetaxel, and external beam radiation. I am highly pleased with my care since I switched to Mayo/Dr. Kwon. I should also note that my chemo was through Minnesota Oncology/Dr. Vladimir Hujec who has partnered with Mayo.
These physicians are brilliant and their teams/staff are great.
Hope this helps you on your journey. Prayers for your recovery.