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Is PSA 0.032 after radical prostatectomy a normal fluctuation?

Prostate Cancer | Last Active: Jul 23 2:52pm | Replies (34)

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@amota

40 days after the surgery your PSA was 0.158 and 5 months later it was 0.032. In my opinion, this is perfect. 6 in the Gleason scale is low. Some oncologists treats it without surgery, especially when you are so young. Usually they operate when the scale is 7 and above. I am 80, my cancer is stage 4 and I am okay 11 years after my surgery. My PSA is 0.68 now.
Don't be afraid, your prognosis is not bad. Follow your medical team advice.
Good luck

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pavlos | @pavlos | Jul 18 11:09am

@amota
Thank you very much for your encouraging reply. Just to clarify, my PSA was 0.158 at 40 days, then 0.023 at 5 months, and 0.032 at 10 months after surgery.
If you don't mind me asking, did you receive any additional treatment after your surgery because of your stage 4 prostate cancer, such as radiation therapy or hormone therapy?

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