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44yr PSA180 Gleason9 non-metastatic. Surgery or Treatment?
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Hi Jeff, I have contacted Heidelberg University and they have open a case for me for somatic test. The earliest spot available is in October, unless my urologist states that it is critical for my treatment, in which case they will give me an earlier appointment.
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If they’re gonna take that long to do the somatic test, And your doctor doesn’t agree to speed it up, You could get the hereditary test first maybe even sooner. It takes 2 to 3 weeks to get the results from the hereditary test so at this point, your results are a couple of months out probably.
The somatic test usually takes a long time to get results as well.