@drcopp
I suppose you mean your Gleason score is a six.

If your Gleason score is only a six, then prostate cancer treatment is not normally recommended. If your PSA has been rising at a good rate, then an MRI can show whether or not there is any tumor inside your prostate. That’s the best way to find out what’s going on.

You can also get a PSE test, which will tell you or whether or not there is actually prostate cancer in your system. If it shows there is then you need to get a biopsy.

If someone has given hormone treatment, they are given ADT. The most common ADT drugs are Lupron and Orgovyx. ADT also includes Firmagon,, Eligard, Prostap, Camcevi, Lucrin, Zoladex, Trelstar, Pamorelin, and Decapeptyl They can cause numerous side effects. Actually due to a lack of testosterone.