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Dad's PSA risen from 0.01 to 0.05 in 2 months, 2 years post SRT. Any chance that there is no further progression?

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PSA has risen 3 times in a row. I understand the figure is still low, but is this a definite indication that it will progress, or is there a chance that PSA can stabilize or fluctuate and not progress further? Things have been difficult in the family, I am hoping for a miracle that he had a curative outcome from his late SRT. Thank you for any insights.

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It is very likely that the PSA value will continue to rise. It is a recurrence. You could get a PSMA PET/CT to see the location of the recurrence and maybe treat it with SBRT radiation plus hormone therapy.

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It's still very low, and it may stay low. There is nothing he would do until PSA reached 1.0 anyway. Consider using only a regular PSA test (lowest reading 0.1) to avoid creating anxiety.

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