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I gather you had radiation therapy combined with hormone therapy. Is that right?
If so, hopefully your PSA will settle somewhere below 2.0. This may take some time. Keep getting tested every three months.
You can also contact your radiation specialist to see if my prediction makes some sense.
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I can't remember where I read it, but I understand that it is a good idea to use your five most recent results when using a doubling time calculator, or nomogram as they call it. So if you get tested every three months, this will equate to a moving 12 months. Next time you get a test, include it in the calculation but drop off your oldest result, etc.
This is the one I use: Prostate Cancer Nomograms: PSA Doubling Time | Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (mskcc.org)
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