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Lymph Node Involvement

Photon
Photon CSN Member Posts: 57
edited March 2014 in Prostate Cancer #1
Has anyone been told that they have metastatic disease in their iliac external lymph nodes and it has turned out to be some other infection? I have a psa of 0.26 up from 0.24 - it has always been round about this figure since my RP and salvage radiotherapy - my lymph nodes since last year have become enlarged and the good docs are putting it down to metastatic disease and put me on 150mg casodex. I am not convinced but can't come up with any other explanation. Thanks to all who reply
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  • stuart
    stuart CSN Member Posts: 88
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    Even though my lymph nodes apprear clean my PSA began to rise two years after treatment and I was put on 150 mg of Casodex....My PSA fell back down...Since Casodex does not appear to have side effects for me, I am staying on for now...
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