I am mounting a theory that has to do with increased PSADT during winter vs summer time. For this reason I analyzed my old PSA readings during the 2+ years before starting Bicalutamide. I divided the year into two halfs assigning winter as the period starting on the autumnal equinox and ending on the vernal one. Summer is the remaining. The results support the theory that PSA marches faster during winter and relents during summer.
2019-20 Winter, PSADT = 8.2 months, (N=5 samples)
2020 Summer , PSADT = 12.4 months, (N=4 samples)
2020-21 Winter , PSADT = 4.0 months, (N=9 samples)
2021 Summer , PSADT = 13.9 months, (N=6 samples)
I theorize that it may be linked to the seasonal changes in blood pressure and circulation volume, by delivering more "nutrients" to the cancerous cells during winter compared to summer.