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Hi Mike, I'm in a similar boat. Prostatectomy was 9 months ago, with positive surgical margins. Four months after surgery my PSA was 0.24, and nine months after surgery (now) it is 0.37. I'm told it is a high-risk local recurrence, and the PET scan was inclusive but might show small cancer in pelvic lymph nodes.

I'm starting ADT two days from now, and seven weeks of radiation therapy starting in late October. My ADT is going to include two years of ARPI, androgen receptor pathway inhibitor.

Radiation therapy comes several weeks after ADT has started, since that way the cancer cells will be weakened beforehand by the testosterone deprivation.

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Drew,

Yes, we are in a similar situation. Thank you for sharing your story!
All the best to all of us!
❤️
Mike

Similar situation that you’re going through. I had BCR after 3-years of stable PSA’s. Had proton for the prostate, and now dealing with 2-Mets in the adjacent lymph nodes, as seen in PSMA/PET taken 4/25. On orgovyx +zytega, for 18 months just completed 25 rounds of imrt for the Mets. Best of luck to you.