Recently got the news my PSA is a 2.4  slightly down from 4 months ago from
2.7.   Nonetheless my  family DR. and Urologist are concerned for I'm only
47 (no history in family of  PC)
My next step is to have a Total and Free PSA test.  I hear that for scores

Hi, all.
After two years' study, while PSA rose from 4.7 to 6.2, with Gleason 3+3
and T1c rating...cancer confined to right side or prostate, I finally
decided to be treated with the Iodine-125 seeds.  Implant was yesterday.

From time to time there are suggestions on the board about vitamins,
minerals, diets, and other non-prescription supplements for PCa
survivors.
For what it may be worth, I was given the following list from UCLA

There is a new, patented, product for treatment of prostatitis. The product
is called ProstaGo and is designed to help you doing your prostate
"drainage" by your self as described on the Prostatitis organizations
website (http://www.prostatitis.org/drainage.html).

Sorry it is a little dark, that is actually me in a bikini. I had a great
time and and hope to go back next year if Curt is healthy enough.
--
Lori

   First of all let me apologize to the new people who may not understand
why I am making a post here about a dog.  When I was diagnosed in April
2003, and then RRP in August 2003, I was active on the ng and there were
quite a few people who responded favorably to my posts about ...

Howdy, I am seeking word of the experienced or physicians. I had a
Radical prostatectomy in August of 2002 at age 41. There was Cancer in
all quadrants, but the biopsy seem to show that it was encapsulated in
the prostate. I had 4 PSA' over the first year and none were more than

Inventor Alex Chiu has dicovered a device, that given daily use, can
prevent the onset of cancer and can even extend lifespan!!!
You have got to see this:
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More good news: This morning I got out with my buddies and ran ~5 miles
without problems. Didn't leak too much. It was -5F when we started, luckily
I was able to run just fast enough to stay nice and warm.
Another good news story: I had an erection that "worked" yesterday. My wife

We have a new Imac with a flat screen.  I can't believe how quiet it is.

hi folks - i posted that a gentleman had basically the same psa as mine,
same stage, and gleason, but could not have nerve sparing.
mine  was 6.35, T1c, gleason 3 + 3
his was 5.7, T1c, gleason 3 + 3

A quick posting:
Good:   Got the staples removed from the incision, and it was relatively
painless. The nurse then asked me: " Do you want to keep your staples?"
To which I replied "What the heck for" and then she mentioned that there

Got my results etc today:
PSA 10.8 (previously incorrectly posted 10.4)
Biopsy Jan 19 6 samples
T2a