Routine MRI tomorrow. My oncologist expects that it will just confirm what my PSA, other bloodwork, CT, and bone scans are all saying — that there's currently no evidence of active cancer in my body — but I feel nervous all the same. It was an MRI that first found the tumour on my spine back in 2021, which turned out to be metastasised prostate cancer (before that, I had no idea there was any issue with my prostate).

Send me good vibes, everyone.

p.s. Ontario regional cancer centres do have PSMA-PET, but they don't use it for routine monitoring; it wouldn't come into play for me unless there was some other indication of trouble, like rising PSA, other abnormal blood work (e.g. high ALP), bone pain, nausea, unexplained weight loss, etc. etc.