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In reply to the discussion: Prostate cancer [View all]

TNNurse

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5. Have learned a good amount about prostate cancer recently.
Thu Mar 9, 2023, 08:48 PM
Mar 2023

My husband is 73, his PSA went from 5-11 in six months. Gleason scale high enough to put him in highest level. Biopsies were positive on one side...negative on the other. Had negative bone scan and abdomen CT. Spreads to bone and lymph nodes if untreated. Is going to have radiation treatment and anti-testosterone therapy. Unhappy, stressed and worried.

You need to know what you need to know...go see another doctor.

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Prostate cancer [View all] YavapaiBlue Mar 2023 OP
I am not a Doctor, nor do I have a prostate. irisblue Mar 2023 #1
No experience with this, but I do not believe you are overreacting at all! SheltieLover Mar 2023 #2
Not at all. al_liberal Mar 2023 #3
Thank you YavapaiBlue Mar 2023 #4
Have learned a good amount about prostate cancer recently. TNNurse Mar 2023 #5
Thank you YavapaiBlue Mar 2023 #6
Was three months for me to get a biopsy al_liberal Mar 2023 #7
Waiting is the hardest part YavapaiBlue Mar 2023 #8
A second opinion is... 2naSalit Mar 2023 #9
Getting it caught early is omportant Nac Mac Feegle Mar 2023 #10
Catching it early YavapaiBlue Mar 2023 #11
Sorry to be so late getting back to you Nac Mac Feegle Mar 2023 #12
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