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Cribriform cells: Does their presence change treatment approach?
Prostate Cancer | Last Active: May 10 4:31pm | Replies (42)Comment receiving replies
I was interested whether or not the PSE test could help inform my decision to remain on ADT - so I asked the company and here was their response
Thank you very much for your interest in the EpiSwitch(r) Prostate Screening (PSE) test. PSE was developed and validated as a prostate cancer detection test - not, as a residual or recurrent disease test.
However, i suspect that for legal reasons they may have no choice to respond otherwise. I emailed my MO and posed the same question. I’ll see what he has to say.
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It is interesting that someone in here brought up the fact that they had a non-FDA approved way to find out if there is still cancer in your body.
Guess they are not ready to admit that yet, If they ever did bring it up.
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It seems that every time something out of the ordinary becomes individual reality. For instance, I have lived with naturally low testosterone levels forever. Yet, this tumor grew in this environment and became aggressive - I am assuming because it needed to find other forms of “nourishment”. I get dismissed every single time I mention it. Because… it’s not part of the usual narrative.