How quickly should I have radical surgery after my PSMA scan

You have to tell us more like what was your Gleason score? What was your PSA? Was anything else found in your biopsy that is not normal? Do you have any other tests and what were the results?

@tmestanas91

Did your Urologist suggest surgery because that is their specialty or did they give you multiple choices such as Radiation, surgery and androgen deprivation therapy? It’s important to understand the differences and the choices that you have before you make your choice so that you are completely, as best as one can be, comfortable with your decision.

Come back to this website to discuss the options and you will get people willing to share their experiences in a number of ways that will shed some light on such things as process, side effects and quality of life.

Don’t be so urgent - prostate cancer is not like a blood clot that suddenly just breaks off and starts traveling.
A clear PSMA, while good, is no guarantee that microscopic areas are not present outside the prostate, which would render surgery non-curative.
The posts made by jeffmarc and ben are very important as they highlight other risk factors to consider as well as other treatment choices to be made.
You are new to this forum but there is a clear mantra here: Do NOT rush into anything!!! Best
Phil

If everything is inside prostate about the best option is Tulsa Pro. Tulsa can be a very small amount ablated up to 100% of the interior of the prostate.

Thank you helpful. Meeting the surgeon next week. I’ll see what he suggests..