After 18 months of undetectable PSA (after ADT & 44 IMRT treatments) , my PSA started to rise this summer and was 2.66 at it's highest. My RO send me for a PSMA- Pet scan and he found one spot on T-10. 5 treatment with SBRT in Oct - Nov and now on Dec 6th my PSA was tested to 0.53.
Should I be concerned or do I wait for the next PSA!
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Sometimes it takes a few months for the full benefit as cancer dies off. Radiation doesn’t kill cancer but affects its ability to make new cells due to the damage it does to cancer genetics. So it can take a while to die off, meanwhile you’re headed in the right direction, I’d be very pleased with that result! I’m currently waiting on getting blood drawn for first PSA after SBRT to a rib just before thanksgiving. I had SBRT to a different rib last year this time and my PSMA this time around showed it almost completely resolved so it DOES work.
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