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had 1st chemo treatment. what can I expect my psa is 620

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Most men have a very significant decline in their PSA and often report a diminished negative symptoms like pain.

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just got my results. psa went up from 620 to 711 after one treatment

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Be patient, it will take a few treatments before you will see a positive result. Good luck

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Thanks I think my oncologist said it might go up if that first one

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Chemotherapy in your future? See this paper regarding docetaxel/Taxotere: tinyurl.com/la4kqz5

CHEMOTHERAPY SIDE EFFECTS:* tinyurl.com/3rlkuqx

My psa was 750. After 6 rounds of chemo which ended in October, my current psa is 0.2 and falling.

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That's encouraging thank you

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Welcome, we are all in this together.

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