Hello Madam,
After reviewing the brief history you provided, it would be reasonable to suggest a full metastatic workup. A post-operative PSA of 3, we would generally recommend a medical oncology or radiation oncology workup. A bone scan is a good place to start, prostate cancer most commonly metastasizes to the bone, spine, lymph nodes and have it interpreted by radiology. I'm not sure what kind of doctor you saw previously and hormone and radiation therapy are generally left to the experts, but at this point surgical care is no longer necessary. We do recommend consultation with an expert, a medical oncologist or radiation oncologist. Please let us know if we can provide any other help.
Thanks!
I had RP in '98 and am almost 70 now. My PSA went to 10 from last year's 1.08. Like your Dad, they say my cancer is back but they don't know where it is, even after bone scan and CT Scan. Two days from now I start daily radiation treatments to the prostate "bed" area which will last 2 months (39 treatments-5 days/wk). Who knows what will work? Only can wait and see. Thought I would pass this "in the same boat" info along.