My son age 47 just did Pca test. It is 2.2.
What should he do immediately to prevent progression?
My son age 47 just did Pca test. It is 2.2.
What should he do immediately to prevent progression?
You mean PSA? That is not a test for prostate cancer. PSA of 2.2 is a good result. He should get a germline genomic test (Color Genome Dx).
When I was his age my PSA was about that. At age 59 I had the demon. PSA of 6.2.Been fighting the darn thing for 21 years now.
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He could get a PCA3 test to see if there is any indication of cancer:
Keep him testing often .. live healthy than ever before . You can guide him. Your story is amazing . I think up to .4.0 is normal . As you know some don’t ever have high PSAs .
Thanks Whimpy-p
It's a marker not a death sentence. At 2.2 drink more and care less. Advise a PSA test every 6 months to establish a trend.
That’s a pretty good report card. Get a good urologist and start monitoring the PSA for large increases. The doctor will know what large is but at his age to early for a biopsy. Don’t let them put him on Avadart 😡😡. That will mask the PSA numbers until it’s to late. Fighting the monster 🙏🙏🙏
I don't understand. At 49 his PSA is 2.2? Why is that a concern? I get there's a family history, but 2.2 isn't high.
My PSA at age 47 was 2. and at age 59 it was 6.2 and biopsy I had the demon. I thought it has to be 0.01 to be in remission and cancer free. My demon was discovered 21 years ago. So I am trying to understand what could my 3 sons do to not get the demon. No red meat, no dairy, no ? Different father.
If your son likes mailing letters then check the mailman's psa......
BTW have him check his psa yearly.... eat a mediterranean diet..... lots of sex.....(write down the women's names for future reference)....
Good Luck, Good Health and Good Humor.
j-o-h-n Thursday 06/11/2020 7:33 PM DST