TO: All melanoma researchers, doctors, and patients.
Last month's post recalled three landmark studies from the 1980's that
found the 1,25D hormone is made in the skin and inhibits both the
growth of melanoma and the growth of skin; this active form of vitamin

Howdy. You folks may recall that I posted about 4 months ago. I was
concerned about my suddenly rising PSA numbers. I am 60 years old. Here is
the data:
11/6 3.1

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Hi, I have been lurking in this group since my d/x 10/2003. I  had Psa
of 6.1 volume 20% capsule penetration.. Gleason  7 (4-3) path report
changed to (3-4) RP 0n 11/21/03. Psa dropped to .1 until August
2004,it raised to .2.7 and in Nov 04, to .49. I elected to Rad and

I compiled this shopping list of paraphernalia that would be good to have
on hand when you get back from surgery. I started the list in September
2001 before my own operation based on responses I got to a request here for
suggestions.

I was diagnosed recently with prostate cancer.  I am 55 in very good
health.  Dad was diagnosed at age 82 and had the implanted seeds
treatment.  He's going into year two satisfied with his decision.
My PSA history

Hi %-)
What happens if you are 3-4-5 years
"into it" and don't do nothing?
You have about that many years

Has anyone experience with the Invance Male Sling for incontinence?  
I am 68 now, and 2 years after RP surgery, and PSA is undetectable now,
which is good.  Incontinence varies with days and activity, sometimes
light, but sometimes heavy.  I call it one pad per day, but I cut ...

I just had my 6 mo. post seeding PSA test. It dropped a little more.
My history is:
Age 57
8/06 PSA 13.8 Gleason 3+4

In my quest for more info as to my RRP vs. Radiation decision, I spoke
with a very experienced radiation oncologist today who confirmed my
thoughts concerning my BPH issue. He likes to do both seeds & beam
radiation to make sure he kills possible cancer cells in the prostate

Hello all - it has been a long time since I posted here, but once again I
need your advice.  Allen, 53 years, who had a prostatectomy in August of
2004 and has had undetectable PSA since then, just got a PSA reading of
.26.  He had a test in December (as in 4 months ago) and it was  ...

Prostate cancer test's accuracy cited
A new prostate test that relies on measuring levels of a blood protein
called EPCA-2 accurately found cancer 94% of the time, according to a study
released Wednesday.

Well, we received more good news today.  Henry's PSA is now down to 0.2.
So - August 2006, 66.7;  then four months on Lupron.  December 06, 0.6;
April 07, 0.2.
He's having a CT scan of the abdomen and pelvis on Monday.

I am Charlotte , wife of Isaac.  Ike had the surgery 7/ 18/ 2002.  He
had the same outcome as you, but his PSA started rising about 9 months
ago from 0.01 to .3 and is undergoing IMRT starting tomorrow.  I need
to know if you know anyone who is like this.  He is in good shape,

I've looked it up on the vendor's site and there is the typical
contentless blather intermixed with statistics.
What is the story on Casodex.   Does it work well?
What does it cost?   It's a pill, right?  Is it expensive?  How much