My situation is different. I had my prostate surgically removed (RRP) in March of 2021. My PSA post surgery 0.37 and continued to go up. PSMA/PET did not show anything. 34 rounds of salvage radiation followed. PSA nearly doubled during radiation treatment. Post radiation PET/CT scan did not show any metastasis, PSA continued to go up. 3 months after salvage radiation PET/CT scan showed a metastatic nodule in right in my right lung Hilum and a CT of the chest showed numerous "micro nodules" in both lungs (2mm to 4mm). Biopsy of Hilum confirmed metastatic prostate cancer. PSA had risen to 13.46 as I entered a clinical drug trial. I was put on Orgovyx along with Erleada. PSA dropped to 0.15 in 4 weeks. I had 5 rounds of radiation to the Hilum about 3 months into the trial. My next PET/CT scan was clear and the chest CT scan showed that some of the micro nodules in my lungs had reduced in size or disappeared. When I asked the nurse practitioner if that meant the micro nodules in my lungs were in fact early prostate cancer she said that would be a logical conclusion. But when I asked that question to two of my oncologists I got very different answers. One told me that my question was irrelevant because the micro nodules were too small to be biopsied and therefore no conclusions could be drawn. The oncologist overseeing the drug trial stated "all KNOWN cancer has disappeared" but that there were still micro nodules that had not. I have 2 weeks left in the trial and will be having PET/CT scan, CT of chest and bone scans next week. I can let you know how that goes. Metastatic Prostate cancer to the lungs is not common but is very serious with poor outcomes. If you have the financial means, get a second opinion from a major cancer treatment center in the States. See if there are any clinical trials available. I hope this has been of some help. Wishing you all the best.