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44yr PSA180 Gleason9 non-metastatic. Surgery or Treatment?

Prostate Cancer | Last Active: Sep 27 11:03am | Replies (112)
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Hi everyone,

So one update for my story:
I just opted for the ADT (Trenantone, probably known under a different name in the States) 3 months depot, with monthly PSA tests, and a mpMRI and PSMA PET CT at 3 months.
If the PSA and Testosterone levels drop, it is also expected to reduce the size of the prostate slightly, then i will proceed with RARP, and if needed follow-on RT.
Thank you all who have been so active on this post.

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jeff Marchi | @jeffmarc | Sep 25 10:44am

@dinu
Trenantone Is just Lupron with another name. Did they give you Casodex (Biclutamide) first? You don’t want to take Lupron without taking Casodex or Firmagon first. That can cause a testosterone flare that can make your cancer worse.

You might ask your doctor about this.

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surftohealth88 | @surftohealth88 | Sep 25 11:16am

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Dinu - best of luck with your treatment 🍀👍 !!! I am wishing you complete and forever healing from PC ! : )))

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