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Monitoring PSA post Prostatectomy when should I be concerned?

Prostate Cancer | Last Active: Mar 26, 2023 | Replies (18)
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@jmp6477

Thank you all for the replies. They were all very helpful. I'm not overly concerned but it's always good to hear from others. It's been a very good 6 years since my surgery with no major issues. Looking forward to many more! My best to you all!

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rxharleydude | @rxharleydude | Mar 3, 2023

Just curious, are you currently on any type of treatment going forward, such as a ADT or an antiandrogen med, etc?

I had my prostate removed about 11 years ago, but have been on Lupron pretty much the whole time and then Abiraterone(Zytiga) added a couple of years ago. I was doing pretty well and tolerating everything until about 6 months ago. Currently my PSA’s have been rising. PSMA Testing shows that the cancer has metastasized into my bones so will be seeing my oncologist next week to discuss options going forward. Looking at chemo, Xofigo, Pluvicto to name a few. Things are getting a bit scary for me now.

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