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Post prostatectomy: What do rising PSA levels mean?

Prostate Cancer | Last Active: Oct 6, 2023 | Replies (172)

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@colleenyoung

I also want to point out the great advice provided by fellow members @dpcarriere and @kujhawk1978 in this related discussion:

- Rising PSA's after treatment - an answer https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/rising-psas-after-treatment-an-answer/

The bottom line:
Everyone is different. It's about the trend line. I encourage eveyone to click the link above.

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Replies to "I also want to point out the great advice provided by fellow members @dpcarriere and @kujhawk1978..."

Thank you Coleen, that was kind of you.

What I would like to point out is the fact that this group exists at all. I have learned so much here and am merely passing on what may help others make their lives a wee bit easier. I would like to see more involvement from others even if it seems insignificant. The more we know the better we shall all become. So please join in, if even just to say hi I'm here.

Thank you all for being here,
Dale

I am confused about PSA readings. Many of you have readings of a specific number from 0.1 upwards. I am 5 years post treatment and all of my readings have been by the same lab and all have been the same,<.03, which I am told is the lowest the lab could read. I did have one reading from the VA lab and that was<.02. Is it possible to get readings of 0.00 or<0.01?