Great news Tempest. I decided on surgery back in 2004. January 2010 PSA 0.01
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Great news Tempest. I decided on surgery back in 2004. January 2010 PSA 0.01
Rod
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Excellent readings-- seeing that you did not undergo a radical prostatectomy, but a seed implant.
It's good to see that you are having your PSA tested biannually, and that those readings have been declining over time. That's definitely what you want to see- a decline, and not a rise.
FWIW, I receive an informative, free subscription to "Quest" magazine- published 3 times a year. It's a prostate health/cancer newsletter that Dr. Catalona publishes.
Request yours here:
http://www.drcatalona.com/quest_subscribe.asp
God Bless
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