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Is PSA rise inevitable after hormone therapy?
Prostate Cancer | Last Active: Mar 30 10:41pm | Replies (45)Comment receiving replies
When you are a Gleason nine there is a high percentage chance that it will reoccur. If you get a decipher test, it can give you a better idea of how aggressive it is for reoccurring, Yes, you are a nine, but that test is another factor In telling you, whether or not reoccurrence is more likely.
I know people with the Gleason nine that are still alive decades after they had their treatment. As is always the rule with prostate cancer, no two people are the same.
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Thanks for your response. Regarding the decipher testing I took the Guardant 360 test resulting in “no reportable somatic alterations with associated therapies being detected” Detected alterations/bio markers were all stated as being “variants of uncertain clinical significance” ranging from.2% to 3.3% being PLCG2 T1062A. So, apparently nothing to create concern or direction in medical planning. Maybe also a good sign that recurrence is a ways off, maybe not at all? I sure hope so. By the way, I am in the Aresens (Bayer sponsored)48 week trial measuring cognitive outcomes /differences between participants taking Darolutamide (Nubeqa) and Enzutamide(Xtandi). All quite interesting! Now if I could fix the hot flashes I’d be happy- In another post I believe you mentioned Embr Wave for hot flashes. I bought one and it has not been successful so far. However, JisuLife headset style fan is my new daytime friend and bedside companion! Again, thanks for your comments and advice- it brings hope to a very worrisome journey.