My husband is 55 years old and has been going
for a PSA blood test since he was 40. Because my husband PSA went from a 2 to a 4 , the Specialist decided to do
a Biophsie. The tumor was cancerous. My husband had surgery to remove his prostrate. After surgery the Specialist
told him he had aggressive cancer.The Specialist did not want my husband to have radiation but to see how
the PSA test every three momnths would come out. Within the two years the PSA has gone from 0.04 to 0.14and
then the Specialist refer my husband to have radiation to the prostrate bed. This is where our Specialist thinks it is
but can not say for sure. My husband has now completed 6 weeks of radiation and the Specialist wants him to wait 3 months to get another PSA test done,. My husband and I think this is too long to wait, we would like a PSA test done after a month. Also this Specialist refuses to do a MRI or a Bone Scan to check for further cancer. My husband feels
good except very tired and a lot less energy than what he used to have. My husband excerise all his life, did not drink or smoke and ate very healthy so this was quite a shock. If the PSA is high, he is going to do Hormone Therapy. What do you think of Hormone Therapy and should my husband wait 3 months to do a PSA test. Thank you
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