I would confirm the bone scan with an Axumin scan. If the bone scan was wrong for whatever reason, you take Lupron plus Xtandi without any need for it. Why did you get a bone scan at a PSA value of 0.8 ng/ml at all? Usually you need a PSA value above 10.0 to get a valid bone scan.
With metastases to the bone you are in the right forum. Still, bone mets with a PSA value of 0.8 ng/ml are so odd, you need to get these confirmed. I would not believe these findings otherwise. Do not just take these drugs for the rest of your life, get a second opinion.
Yes, there is tumor which expresses very low PSA values but this is very rare. I'd rather doubt the bone scan results.
Sometimes a low PSA subtype evolves and takes over. If any of those metastases are big enough and in a convenient location, you might want to get a biopsy.
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