Hard to believe. After radical prostatectomy, I did my PSA test every year with non-detectable levels until a few months ago it shows up at 0.4. did it again, just to make sure there was no error in testing, and it is 0.4 again. Doctor did a PSMA PET and found a small spot on one pelvic lymph node. At the time of my RP in April 2011, I was Gleason 3 + 4, pT3a, with some extra capsular extension but no positive margins. They had problems on my right side, because of lots of scar tissue from a previous hernia surgery. Tested two to three lymph nodes which were clear at the time.
I am suffering some mild cognitive impairment, with genetic confirmation of frontal temporal neurodegeneration (which runs in my family). So I elected NOT TO DO anti androgen therapy, based on latest publications about blood-brain barrier neuro-inflammation.
Who would have thought this would have happened after nearly 14 years?! Currently going through 43 RT sessions which includes a boost.