From looking at the other threads, it appears my reading is really high. I
went to the doctors with a bad cough about a month ago.  He ordered a
physical a few days later. My first PSA was 31.3. I went to a Urologist two
weeks later and got another blood test. The results came back ...

I got hard copy yesterday of my last bloods.
Very Odd.
Nothing on the form starting at Sodium down to CK - that I usually get with
Diabetic & Cardiac bloods.

I am Charlotte  wife of Isaac.  Ike had the surgery 7/ 18/ 2002.  He
had the same outcome as some of 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 anyone  know anyone who is like this.  He

Well, Henry's PSA test was good but I can't say the same thing for the
CT scan he had yesterday.   Some may remember that he has advanced
metastatic cancer, which had settled in numerous places in his skeleton.
I don't understand everything, but here's part of the CT report to ...

This is crossposted to 2 newsgroups.
J
http://www.news-medical.net/?id=23939 Published: Friday, 20-Apr-2007
Long-term survival probability in men with clinically localized prostate

Notwithstanding the nay-sayers,
"Prostate-Specific Antigen Improves the Ability of Clinical Stage and
Biopsy Gleason Sum to Predict the Pathologic Stage at Radical
Prostatectomy in the New Millennium."

See, Hirsh I. et al., "Tramadol improves patients' tolerance of
transrectal ultrasound-guided prostate biopsy."  Urology. 2007
Mar;69(3):491-4. Pub Med ID 17382151.
Their conclusion: "The combination of lidocaine per rectum with tramadol

Study: Selenium may fight prostate cancer
BUFFALO, N.Y., April 17 (UPI) -- A U.S. study suggests selenium might
offer an intervention strategy for the treatment of prostate cancer.
Yan Hu of the Roswell Park Cancer Institute said selenium, an effective