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@cobratk You still have some really important tests to come back before deciding on treatments. The...

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Discussion: Deciding on treatment

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Posted: Jun 24 6:04am

There are many different types and doses of radiation, of course, but I'd hazard a layperson's...

https://connect.mayoclinic.org/comment/1347605/

Discussion: prostatectomy vs radiation?

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Posted: 1 day ago

Note that Nubeqa (Darolutimide) has recently been FDA-approved for metastatic castrate sensitive prostate cancer: https://youtu.be/qFK23Na9RfY?si=nMaMKVJx1hcyny7L So,...

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Discussion: 2.5 Yrs After Proton Rad PSA reached 1.05

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Posted: 2 days ago

Be aware that while your PSA may continue to drop, it can take years for some...

https://connect.mayoclinic.org/comment/1347407/

Discussion: First PSA test after radiation for intact prostate?

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Posted: 1 day ago

Hey My husband got newly diagnosed with stage 4 PC in February! All because he thought...

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Discussion: With regional lymph node metastasis what is the progression?

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Posted: 21 hours ago

Anecdotally… Radiation can be just as destructive or more so than surgery. It wasn’t the prostatectomy...

https://connect.mayoclinic.org/comment/1330015/

Discussion: Intermediate Risk Prostate Cancer Treatment Decision

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Posted: Jun 18 2:59pm

According to Zero and NIH Overall, studies show that about 20–40% of men will have a...

https://connect.mayoclinic.org/comment/1330090/

Discussion: Intermediate Risk Prostate Cancer Treatment Decision

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Posted: Jun 18 5:02pm

Reference: Proton Radiation 2010 at Loma Linda Hospital for 2.5 months of proton radiation therapy. Gleason...

https://connect.mayoclinic.org/comment/1329624/

Discussion: Proton Therapy: any long term side effects? Any regrets?

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Posted: Jun 18 7:15am

Biclutamide is definitely a drug that can be used in different ways. A guy I know...

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Discussion: Switching from Orgovyx to Bicalutamide

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Posted: Jun 22 10:31am

A PSA reading of 0.02 would be "undetectable" on the normal PSA test, as @survivor5280 pointed...

https://connect.mayoclinic.org/comment/1336072/

Discussion: PSA = 0.02 on second post-op test

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Posted: Jun 27 6:01am

@chippydoo I am confused by the original poster. If I read right he had a RP...

https://connect.mayoclinic.org/comment/1336073/

Discussion: Masturbation post prostatectomy and radiation. Will it affect PSA?

Support Group: Prostate Cancer

Posted: Jun 27 6:07am

I think the OP's point is that after a prostatectomy or radiation, as long as your...

https://connect.mayoclinic.org/comment/1336599/

Discussion: PSA = 0.02 on second post-op test

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Posted: Jun 27 4:16pm

Original Poster again. So another thought. After radical prostatectomy 12 years ago plus recent salvage radiation...

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Discussion: Masturbation post prostatectomy and radiation. Will it affect PSA?

Support Group: Prostate Cancer

Posted: Jun 28 8:34am

Semi-worked for me, just not in the way I hoped it would. I am a four...

https://connect.mayoclinic.org/comment/1336156/

Discussion: Can anyone share their experience with Pluvicto?

Support Group: Prostate Cancer

Posted: Jun 27 7:54am

Much ado about nothing. Your PSA would have to rise 10 times before you would even...

https://connect.mayoclinic.org/comment/1336289/

Discussion: PSA = 0.02 on second post-op test

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Posted: Jun 27 10:21am

TRUS is Trans Rectal - You do NOT want that one! You want an MRI guided...

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Discussion: What is a Quick Rise in PSA?

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Posted: Jun 29 5:02pm

A Gleason 3+4 Is a nice number to start with, But the fact that it had...

https://connect.mayoclinic.org/comment/1338086/

Discussion: PSA = 0.02 on second post-op test

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Posted: Jun 29 7:29pm

I did use the PSE test for reoccurrence but Here is the comment made by Joe...

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Discussion: PSE Test for Prostate Cancer Before an MRI and for Re-Occurrence

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Posted: Jul 2 1:20pm

I have oligometastatic cancer, had radical prostatectomy in 2016, general radiation for 2.0 PSA in 2019,...

https://connect.mayoclinic.org/comment/1339622/

Discussion: Share your test results (if you'd like)

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Posted: Jul 2 9:55am

I hope they can find and zap the metastasis that are causing your PSA rise. I...

https://connect.mayoclinic.org/comment/1340445/

Discussion: Darolutamide Monotherapy

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Posted: Jul 3 12:54pm

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