Psa Rise After Surgery And Radiation

I'm writing to see if anybody has had surgery  and radiation then had their psa  still rise?  doctor does not seem to concerned  but something can't be right if its going up , they  keep taking psa after 4 week intervals but it still rises i'm 53 and  happily married and worried

 

On 9/4/2008 paul1976 wrote:

I'm writing to see if anybody has had surgery  and radiation then had their psa  still rise?  doctor does not seem to concerned  but something can't be right if its going up , they  keep taking psa after 4 week intervals but it still rises i'm 53 and  happily married and worried

I would like to help you but I need more information. Is your cancer advanced? what was your PSA and Gleason prior to treatment. What were your numbers after treatment, and what are they now? How much have your numbers increased and how many times and over what period of time.

Dan

Paul,

   I should back up a bit and tell you I was diagnoised with advanced prostate cancer at age 53, three and half years ago. Nine months after radiation treatment my cancer returned. I was able to reverse it holistically.

Dan

what due you mean holistically

hello , here is some of my history i  got the cancer  at 48 and they removed my prostrate  my gleason was a 8 before they removed it my psa went to  zero after that then it started to rise after 4 years so they did 35 radiation treatments  then at my 6 week check up  it had a rise so they did another  a week ago  and that to  had a rise so now i'm going for another sept 25

 

On 9/4/2008 paul1976 wrote:

hello , here is some of my history i  got the cancer  at 48 and they removed my prostrate  my gleason was a 8 before they removed it my psa went to  zero after that then it started to rise after 4 years so they did 35 radiation treatments  then at my 6 week check up  it had a rise so they did another  a week ago  and that to  had a rise so now i'm going for another sept 25

Hi paul I have advance prostrate cancer like you to but due to ill health I still have my prostrate it still the same cancer as you have so I use alterative treatment similar to holistically treatment for cancer that Dan uses and he’s had grate success with it. as hes in remision now  his doctor told him they cant find any prostrate  cancer in his body also I was told by my doctor that chemo wont work well on the cancer we have so I tried using alternative treatment protocols’ holistically treatment for prostrate cancer is the best one I found as I said it works well on  our type of cancer , If you want to learn a bit more about it go to  http://www.healingcancernaturally.com/   contact Dan he tell you more take care Ray

On 9/4/2008 skidan wrote:

Paul,

   I should back up a bit and tell you I was diagnoised with advanced prostate cancer at age 53, three and half years ago. Nine months after radiation treatment my cancer returned. I was able to reverse it holistically.

Dan

Dan, Could you be more specific about the holistic approach you are taking. My husband is 53 and was diagnosed 3 1/2 years ago with Stave IV prostate cancer. He's currently taking Casodex 150 mg daily, Avodart, vitamin D, Luperon. He had 6 treatments of Taxotere when first diagnosed and just finished 40 radiation treatments. Despite all that, PSA has been rising steadily for the past year. The level today is 19. We're ready to start looking at alternative treatments.

Hi,I'd just like to quickly correct the address given to www.healingcancernaturally.com

(There were two empy spaces after the link that made the address incorrect.)

Thanks

 

On 9/4/2008 Healer wrote:

Hi,I'd just like to quickly correct the address given to www.healingcancernaturally.com

(There were two empy spaces after the link that made the address incorrect.)

Thanks

http://www.healingcancernaturally.com/  

Hi I don’t know what happen there I tried to go into my self  and I also got an error massage If you cant get in again you can Google” holistically treatment for cancer “ or you can also Google “ Healing Cancer Naturally via Alternative Holistic Cancer Treatment” . Hope this helps cheers Ray   

Paul:

I will guess that your doctor is not an oncologist. An oncologist is most unlikely to dismiss a rising psa in a patient such as you.  If you are not seeing an oncologist then I strongly recommend you find one soon, preferably one who specializes in prostate cancer. Your urologist and radiologist are essentially out of the picture now since their specialties have been insufficient to arrest the disease, at least according to the small information you provide here. Once your oncologist puts you into remission then you can investigate other non-science options if they interest you.