PSA Rise 0.07 to 0.21 in 3 months.

[JamesHughs]

Saw my MO today and after months of 0.04, my PAA came up to 0.7 3 Months ago and 0.21 today. She wants to see me again next month. Anyone have experienced a similar bounce?

[JamesHughs]

I’ve been on Lupron, Abiraterone 1000mg/day and 5 mg prednisone per day.

[Justfor_]

Retest in two weeks.

[Tall_Allen]

There's nothing to be done until your PSA reaches 1 or 2

[JamesHughs in reply to Tall_Allen]

Thank you Tall Allen. I have read so many great posts from you. Honored that you responded to mine. Jim

[Purple-Bike in reply to Tall_Allen]

Small PSA rises can be random fluctuations, and PSA below 1 generally means nothing is seen on scans which means there is little to check treatments against.

Still, if one has a dangerous, low-PSA type cancer with a metastatic history and with no current SOC medication, and PSA after being below 0.1 for many months rises to detectable say 0.2, wouldn´t a wish to be proactive call for a rapid treatment even if there is a clear possibility that this is unnecessary?

[Tall_Allen in reply to Purple-Bike]

The OP clearly is not in that category.

[Bjry]

I hit my PSA nadir in February 2020 at 0.06 but my PSA started doubling every 3 months from May/June 2020, it slowed a bit in November 2021 and was then 8.0. My November 2021 CT scans show no mets. I’d hoped to get into a Lutetium trial but until I have at least 5 mets of the specified size I don’t qualify. My MO’s advice is clear – sit tight and continue Zoladex and denosumab and wait until I’ve got some targets to shoot at. I’ve been dropped from his monthly appointments list to the 3 monthly group. He thinks I’ll have some targets by September 2022. I’m feeling good and no symptoms – enjoy the ride while you can.

[JamesHughs]

I can’t recall what my Gleason was but this is my first treatment regime.

[j-o-h-n]

Greetings JH,

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[JamesHughs in reply to j-o-h-n]

I just put it in. Thanks for the reminder.

[Magnus1964]

I would not consider that much of a bounce. That could be due to an inflammation in the prostate bed. Wait and see what the next PSA reading is.

[Mishilas]

If the next test confirm 0.2 That means Biochemical recurence BR so imperatively should know Where is the recidive Local or métastases consider Pet PSMA

At this Level of psa 0,2

Now if local BR so radiothérapy of the bed of prostate is considered +\_ hormonotherapy 3 or 6 months

[irakor]

I would consider alternative treatment. My husband is on alternative treatment since 2008. Good luck!

[JamesHughs in reply to irakor]

Did ADT fail for him?

[irakor]

My husband was diagnosed in 2007, with PSA 23.2, Gleason 7, radical surgery in Aug.2007. 2-months radiation in spring 2008 did not help much, his PSA was going up. As I said, we started alternative treatment in 2008, then added Lupron in 2016. In 13 years all the time PSA was below 1. Then Lupron stopped working, next PSA in Jan 2022 was 2. He will have PET scan on March 7. We are trying to avoid Hormone Therapy drugs like Zytiga because of side effects. The alternative treatment has absolutely no side effects. Meanwhile we are adding Joe Tippins protocol to our alternative treatment (Protocel). I will report if Joe Tippins helps.

[CAMPSOUPS in reply to irakor]

Inositol.

Nitric acid.

Sodium sulfite.

Potassium hydroxide.

Sulfuric acid.

Catechol.

These are the ingredients in Protocel and it was banned in the United States in 1989.

[irakor in reply to CAMPSOUPS]

Please don't believe what you read online about this medicine. Protocel keeps my husband alive for many years. It cured my cousin in 2 years, now he has clear markers. It helped my friend old woman of 90 (colon cancer), kept her markers low, until she died at age 94 of a different disease. Please see ezinearticles.com/?How-Prot...

[CAMPSOUPS in reply to irakor]

The only impression I have from that article:The patient does not want to do chemo or radiation so he is offered caustic industrial chemicals instead.

[irakor in reply to CAMPSOUPS]

It's up to you. Protocel is very gentle, absolutely no side effects, it helps us and our relatives. I just was trying to help you, too.You can also take a look at "Outsmart Your Cancer" book by Tanya Harter Pierce (if you wish). The book is about many alternative treatment protocols, including Protocel.

I wish you all the best!

[Tall_Allen in reply to CAMPSOUPS]

I just saw this. Some people will put anything in their body! Next we'll hear about the curative power of Flint tap water. There's a sucker born every minute.