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- Why would my PSA drop? - Prostate cancer - Inspire
I'm 56 years old had a mri guided biopsy in May after my psa went up to 6 1 Gleason 6 was my biopsy path report central lesion not on the periphery I went last week for a repeat psa and digital exam PSA is now 4 7 Is that common for the psa to drop like that? My prostate volume is 48 I'm looking to do active surveillance My Urologist is fine with that but says because of my age I
- PSA up then down: Im now a 64 years. . . - Advanced Prostate. . .
I might add, the steady climb of my PSA numbers were not uniform as one quarter it would register at 6 3 and the next time it would be 5 6 Four years ago it shot up to 8 3 then dropped back to 4 6 a year later My most recent PSA number was this past week and it dropped from 11 7 to 9 7 in about 2 5 months
- What does a fluctuating PSA mean? - Harvard Health
In 2006, my PSA dropped to 0 97 ng ml In 2007, it went up to 2 54, and I had another biopsy All 14 cores were negative for cancer What does this mean for my prostate health? Kevin Loughlin, M D , M B A , director of Urologic Research at Brigham and Women’s Hospital, responds: Variations in PSA like yours aren’t particularly remarkable
- Sudden drop in PSA in just one month - Mayo Clinic Connect
The Eligard is still in force because my testosterone was 16 and I feel that is the reason my PSA was only 0 01 and after it finally wears off I expect my PSA to increase some, but remain below the threshold for having had radiation treatment
- Just When You Thought You Had It Figured Out . . . . Dropping . . .
My clinical results were: PSA 2 82, Gleason 3+4, TB2 (and I had all test you could have, I am a study for multiple studies at Northwestern plus I had one of the best surgeons (William Catalona) and authority on prostate cancer do my surgery) and my post surgery pathology report (which is posted in it entirety in my profile) gave me a Gleason 4+3
- What Causes Low Free PSA Levels? - WebMD
A low free PSA level can be a sign that you’re at higher risk for prostate cancer Find out what it is and how it’s measured
- Can Psa Fluctuate? | Understanding Prostate Health
Yes, PSA levels can fluctuate due to various factors including age, infections, and medical procedures Prostate-Specific Antigen (PSA) is a protein produced by both normal and malignant cells of the prostate gland Measuring PSA levels in the blood is a common method for screening prostate health and monitoring prostate cancer
- Prostate-Specific Antigen fluctuation: what does it mean in . . .
To investigate whether prostate-specific antigen (PSA) fluctuation correlates with a prostate cancer and to assess whether PSA fluctuation could be used for diagnosis of prostate cancer Our study included 229 patients who were performed a prostate
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