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The psa (prostate specific antigen) test is a blood test that measures levels of psa protein in the blood

Used with other tests it can help doctors diagnose prostate cancer. Prostate cancer referral guidelines urgent referral urgently refer men (appointment within two weeks) if either Grundo over 2 years ago hi t i don't think u can take too much notice of psa during ht although obviously the lower the better and it doesn't start increasing in a big way although fluctuating during ht is normal The time to watch it in earnest is when ht is finished and the effects have worn off, this will be sometime after rt is over. It gives you an indication of psa levels at different ages and you will see that 3.4 can be normal for the majority of men and specifically at your young age of 57. Good afternoon 1966 0.245 is a cracking result

Your husbands nadir or lowest psa reading should be 18 months after radiotherapy Once you have this no further action would be needed unless your husband has * 3 consecutive psa rises in a row * a rise of 2 whole points over the previous test You didn’t give a psa figure which might give us a better idea I fully understand your shock from the phone call and i remember wanting to get answers when i was in the same position

Just remember that if it is cancer, prostate cancer is very slow growing and a few weeks won’t matter, but i hope the nhs team work within the guidelines.

Hormonal therapy for prostate cancer is a treatment that lowers the level of testosterone Learn about hormone therapy and side effects with macmillan. Hormonal therapies lower testosterone levels or stop testosterone reaching the prostate cancer cells Hormonal therapy is the main treatment for advanced prostate cancer It can shrink the cancer, slow its growth and reduce symptoms Your doctor or nurse will talk to you about the type of hormonal therapy that is best for you.

Learn more about prostate cancer staging with macmillan Staging helps determine whether cancer has spread beyond the area of the body where it started. I was diagnosed (metastatic) in june 2019 starting with a psa of 1916 However over the next quarters, my psa went down from 5.8 to 3.7, then up to 5.3, then down to 4.4, and then up to 6.3 (july 2024) Has anybody had a similar experience and has understood why this happens?