I've placed my "bio" below. The highlights are the following: PSA prior to biopsy was 7.6; Gleason of 3+4, extracapsular involvement, 50% involvement on right side; Radical Prostatectomy on 12/2016; PSA on 2/2017 was undetectable; PSA 8/2017 .1; PSA 12/2017 .1; PSA 6/2018 .2 Urologist determined doubling time to be six months and recommended Lupron and Casodex which I took from 8/2018-2/2019; From 8/2018 - 10/31/2018 I had 39 radiations; PSA, upon finishing radiation was .1; PSA 6/2019 was undetectable (MY TESTOSTERONE WAS BACK TO NORMAL) or less than .1; and most recent PSA in November 2019 was .1
I'm not sure what that means. AM I going backwards? Any feedback would be appreciated. Thanks so much.
David
PSA prior to surgery was 7.6
11/14/2016 biopsy showing Gleason 3+4 disease
12/2016 Radical Prostatectomy showing Extracapsular extension right side; final staging— pT3a; negative margins, no lymph node involved
PSA 2/17 undetectable
PSA 8/17 .1
PSA 12/17 .1
PSA 6/2018 .2
8/2018-2/2019—Lupron and Casodex (hormone suppressors)
8/31/2018-10/31/2018, 39 Radiations
PSA 10/31/2018 .1
PSA 6/19 <.1 or undetectable with NORMAL TESTOSTERONE
11/19 .1