Here's my clinical history. In both cases, T rose to 300+ after three months and 400+ after six months after completing treatment.

In the first case, the PFS was roughly five years. In the 2nd, we are at 17 months, and PSA is stable at .03.

I am not naive enough to believe I am "cured...!" For high risk Advanced PCa I believe medical research has brought about ways to manage through imaging and treatment, but cure, no.

So, enjoy your T, continue to actively monitor through labs and consults. Think about and discuss with your medical team what clinical criteria would warrant going back on treatment and until then...

Kevin