4 Biopsies later
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uncertainty of it all. I'm 71 yrs in good health. That said 2010 I had first biopsy followed by 2012 both.12 cores each found to be negative. PSA then was 5. Annual physical 2014 found PSA 9, saturated biopsy of 25 cores 2 of which was low grade cancer assigned Gleason 3+3 placed on active survelliance. In 2015 a similar biopsy was performed following fusion MRI and PSA of 24.
Active survelliance was recommended and continues. April 3017 fusion MRI examination was done following a PSA level of 36.3. The conclusion if the MRI was weighed.. Equivocal. Doctors.recomend that I do another fusion saturation biopsy. The last MRI showed the Pelvis region is clear, but the enlarged prostrate with elevated PSA is cause for alarm and frankly frustrating since the medical institution is one of if not the highest rated in the USA. I'd appreciate any suggestions, comments . Thank you
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RichardKen andrew33992
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Dear Andrew
A couple of years ago at age 73 after a biopsy with 4 of the cores taken showing cancer with the longest tumour length being 4mm and a Gleason score of 4+3=7 and an MRI scan and a PSA of9.6 I gad hormone treatment fir several months followed by 28 sessions of RT.
Thankfully my last test a couple of years later was about .1. I'm going to the hospital tomorrow for the results of my latest blood test so as always just a bit apprehensive!
Cheers Richard
richard98806 andrew33992
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aksns61 andrew33992
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(PS) after treatment concluded the radiologist said the CAT scans all suggested my cancer was more likely T2b. (Nice people, very knowledgeable.)