Still looking good

jeffman

I just had my latest PSA ultrasensative test (a few months late because of Covid precautions) and after 33 months still showing <0.01ng/mL

 

I have my 6 month follow-up/MRI after a partial nephrectomy this past January coming up in 3 weeks and hoping for more positive news.

 

 

Just thinking that  the term "new normal" is nothing new to many of us here.

 

 

 

Clevelandguy

Great news

Hi Jeffman,

Hopefully many more undetectables in the future for ya..........

Dave 3+4

lighterwood67

Glad to here

Always glad to hear good news.  Hopefully this will continue.  Best of kuck on your journey.

Damp

My results

I recently had my 3 yr. prostatectomy/diverticulotomy follow up, and the positive part is that my psa is still undectable.  However, my incontinence hasn't improved much if at all.  My issues are very inconsistent.  I can go several nights being dry, and for no apparent reason I will have several wet nights.  Day time is different.  Again, there are days when I can go most of the day without changing my diaper, but then there are days when I can change 2-3 times.  Accept for retaining more than I should, not being able to completly relax my bladder sphincter, and having a large capacity bladder, my tests are fairly normal.  My urologist has suggested further treatments, but at 73 yrs. of age, and now dealing with heart disease I really don't want anymore invasive procedures.  I will be having a pacemaker implanted in a few weeks which is adding to my anxiety.  Am I giving up?  Maybe.  My heart problems are taking center stage at his point of my life.  Needing to wear diapers seems minor in comparison.

VascodaGama

"new normal"

Jeff,

Great news on the Zeros. Let us enjoy the news on continuing remission.

Best,

VG