Is there anyone out there with stable post-radical prostatectomy non zero ultrasensitive PSA levels?

[jronne]

Is there anyone out there with stable post-radical prostatectomy non zero ultrasensitive PSA levels?

Is there anyone out there that knows or has known someone with stable post-radical prostatectomy non zero ultrasensitive PSA levels?

Or are post-radical prostatectomy non zero ultrasensitive PSA levels always an indication of eventual prostate cancer recurrence?

If post-radical prostatectomy non zero ultrasensitive PSA levels are sometimes harmless I should be able to find someone that has safely traveled this path.

Many speak that low post-radical prostatectomy non zero ultrasensitive PSA levels are often harmless yet I have yet to discover a factual basis for this opinion.

jeff ronne

11/19/2015 Radical Prostatectomy

ultra sensitive PSA levels

1/14/15 5/4/16 8/29/16 12/1/16 3/3/17 6/5/17 9/15/17 9/16/17

<0.02 <0.015 <0.015 <0.015 <0.015 <0.006 0.010 0.009

without b vitamin supplements

10/11/17 11/14/17 1/8/18 2/24/18 4/30/18 7/16/18

< 0.006 < 0.006 0.008 < 0.006 < 0.006 0.007

[tennis23]

IDDatePSA ScoreLocation of TestComments

110/12/2016<0.015Dr. Porters OfficeLab Corp

52/15/2017<0.015Dr. Porters OfficeLab Corp

22/2/20180.009Dr. Porters OfficeLab Corp

34/16/20180.008Dr. Porters OfficeLab Corp

48/9/20180.014Dr. Porters OfficeLab Corp

I have my Urologist acknowledging my psa is creeping up BUT.. says it's too low still. But the fact that it's creeping up scares me. I had one of the worlds leading Radiation Oncologist tell me to get to a Radiation Oncologist ASAP. So, I am scheduled to ironically go see the same Radiation Oncologist (Dr. Alex Hsi) who helped with the design of the Oring thing and who just did a 3T MP MRI on my dad (80) who found a small tumor. The leading Radiation Oncologist (Dr. John E Sylvester/Florida) who ironically again started out in Seattle. My dad is now scheduled for the MRI Biopsy and apparently there's only a few folks in the US that know how to do it. I had emailed the 21co.com website and got a response from Dr. Sylvester that I SHOULD go see Dr. Hsi in Poulsbo WA to meet w/him. The fact that this guy replied to me as I was going down kind of the same path, but it's given me peace that I am going to an expert in PC field and if he thinks I need it (IMRT) salvage radiation, based on my PSA scores or says to continue to wait, I am taking his advice on how to move forward. Good Luck! BrianTinsley.com

[tennis23 in reply to tennis23]

lwroncology.com/Dr_Sylveste...

this was the guy that emailed me Dr. Sylvester

lwroncology.com/lakewoodran...

Thanks Brian

[jronne in reply to tennis23]

could you fix the formatting of the testing dates and USPSA values ?

also add when your RP was please

thanks, jeff

[tango65]

This article may be of interest to you.

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No. You will always make enough protein to be registered without a prostate even if the cancer is completely gone. Ultra testing causes worry in non-professionals. Your PSA is considered undetectable in the PCa world.

GD