I'm glad to share some positive health news: I'm currently in ongoing remission. I've recently updated my personal profile to reflect these developments. A particularly significant milestone for me is the normalization of my neutrophil granulocyte levels, which came unexpected.
Remission ongoing: I'm glad to share... - Advanced Prostate...
Remission ongoing
Congratulations on your positive results Nusch! We can never hear too much encouraging news.
Hope the weather is good and you can get outdoors into some of the beautiful scenery that surrounds you
Thx Carlosbach and yes, there were some really great days!
Congratulations! Great news! Enjoy! Always nice to read encouraging posts.
Jako dobre vijesti... samo uživajte u Hrvatskoj i nastavite objavljivati ovdje.
Sretno, dobro zdravlje i dobro raspoloženje.
Good Luck, Good Health and Good Humor.
j-o-h-n
Easy for you to say 😂
Jako dobre vijesti nakon napornog "putovanja".Neka tako i ostane.
Svaka čast To je divna vijest. Još mnogo godina života.
Well done. Remission is a word not often used around here!
WOW 👍
Can't ask for more....good for you!!!
That's great!
AWESOME 👍👍👍
Great news!
Awesome, God bless!
Congrats and keep up the good results of remission for a very long time, (e.g forever ) 👍😀
Congrats! I'm pretty much in the same boat, immense gratitude for the care I have received.
Congratulations on your successful treatment. If and when your testosterone returns to normal levels you will know if it's actually by definition a remission, but after what you've been through, stabilized where you are is very good.
Many men never recover their T and don’t use TRT, simply preferring to live without it. Depends on how much it means to you. Knowing it is the primary fuel (at least initially) for Pca makes for an easy- or difficult-decision if T comes back.
I won’t recover, for more details pls read my bio. If PSA stays away for the next three years I might start TRT.
I didn’t understand from the bio that you won’t recover but I certainly understand why you wouldn’t. I endorse the TRT, and would get it if I were you. I’m waiting until a certain length of remission before getting an implant, but I’m thinking of doing it sooner. Life is short! Best to you on continued good health.
Well, I think having for example < 0.1 or having ’undetectable PSA’ I think it’s called biochemical remission.
I also think that if for example a PSMA Pet Scan and / or A mpMRI shows no signs of active cancer that, I think, is called clinical remission
Anyway hope Nusch stays on his remission for a long time so that after some year an even talk functional Cure 👍😀
Good for you, Nusch. How long were your neutrophil granulocye levels out of whack? Do you know the cause of that?
Thanks. Glad to hear it!
Many congrats. Glad to hear it
Congratulations! It *is* nice to hear good news. Thanks for stopping by!
congrats Nusch, I also read your bio and I doesn’t say that you have advanced stage 4 metastatic cancer with distant Mets, did I read it wrong.
Thank you, Hobierat! You’re absolutely right. My prostate tumor extended beyond the prostate and had spread to the seminal vesicles and some nearby lymph nodes. However, CT or bone scans never confirmed metastases beyond these areas. At the time, PSMA PET wasn’t available, so we can’t say for certain.
THAT IS GOOD NEWS! Exercising and eating healthy will also help keep your cancer in remission from now on.