My latest (11/8) PSA was <0.1 ng/mL. This is my third in a row that was undetectable since finishing chemotherapy and radiation.
All of my other labs look excellent and my Hemoglobin A1c was 5.4% Consistent exercise has contributed to that greatly and also how well I’m feeling
I am feeling very fortunate and grateful.
Thank you to everyone for your support!!
Bob
Congrats. I completed my chemo and radiation 2 years ago. Labs have been < since. Had scans last week and NED. Certainly with fatigue, but exercising daily certainly seems to help.
That's great news, congratulations! Are you taking zytiga at this time?
Eligard and Nubeqa
Abiraterone and the prednisone. Had orch 18 months ago.
it’s great to hear good news. Well done.
Congratulations Bob! I also just had another undetectable PSA test result. Also my 3rd in a row😀
Fight On!
Andy
Great news AlvinSD ...my PSA is also <0.1 as on 11/8...Started at PSA of 21 in May 2023 when I was diagnosed with mPC (4+4). I am currently on Lupron & Abi/Pre. Plan to do radiation in Jan. Feeling good so far.
Yeah!
Fabulous news!!! 🍻 Always a nail-biter at test time. Couldn't be happier for you brother!!!
Cheers to my and your ears.........
Good Luck, Good Health and Good Humor.
j-o-h-n Friday 11/10/2023 10:03 PM EST
Way to go!! Did you get a PSMA after all that treatment??👍
Great news!
And just a tiny heads up - if you stop the Lupron (Eligard) and your testoserone starts to recover you may see an uptick in PSA. It's expected and it's normal for anyone who hasn't had an RP. I was undetectable for over 16 months while I was getting Lupron. After I stopped and the final shot wore off - my T started to recover. At the same time my PSA became detectable. There was a brief bounce, then after about 6 months it settled to 0.22 +/-0.02 - and it's been that way for about 2 years. So - if that happens - don't panic.
Wishing you continuing great PSA reads!
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