PSA laparoscopic prostate cancer surgery - Prostate Cancer N...

Prostate Cancer Network

5,255 members3,321 posts

PSA laparoscopic prostate cancer surgery

keblickas profile image
3 Replies

It's been 1 month since my laparoscopic prostate cancer surgery. And I checked my PSA, the result was 0.081ng/ml. Is that scary? How are you, men?

Written by
keblickas profile image
keblickas
To view profiles and participate in discussions please or .
Read more about...
3 Replies
Justfor_ profile image
Justfor_

What was your PSA before surgery?

keblickas profile image
keblickas in reply toJustfor_

PSA before surgery 17,34

Justfor_ profile image
Justfor_ in reply tokeblickas

PSA has a half life of 2,5 to 3,5 days. If we take the max of 3,5 days it will decay to 1/4 per week. One month, say 4 weeks, it decays to 17,34/256 = 0.068, not far from where you are. My guess is that it will decline further. Check again in a month.

Not what you're looking for?

You may also like...

PSA and Prostate Cancer.

I had a prostate biopsy about a year ago. The results were negative. I have been taken Rapaflo and...
azroy profile image

Prostate Cancer PSA is detectible again

I am a 57-year-old male. My prostate cancer was diagnosed in 2019, and I had a radical...
DLetterman profile image

Prostate cancer

My husband got his results to from the urologist consultant about his biopsy, and he has got...

Post surgery PSA Test

Hey Fellas, I am reaching out because I just got my PSA test results back. I am going to schedule...

Recurrent Prostate Cancer??

Beginning of May 2019 I wrote below: Quote... I'm new here. At a general health check end 2010, a...
PCPatient profile image

Moderation team

Bethishere profile image
BethishereAdministrator
Number6 profile image
Number6Administrator
Darryl profile image
DarrylPartner

Content on HealthUnlocked does not replace the relationship between you and doctors or other healthcare professionals nor the advice you receive from them.

Never delay seeking advice or dialling emergency services because of something that you have read on HealthUnlocked.