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My father is now 60 years old and was diagnosed with prostate cancer 5 years ago. After he had the surgery he found out that it was spread to his lymph nodesLymph node biopsy Swollen glands Swollen lymph nodes in the groin Swollen lymph nodes under arm. He was taking needles, 1 every 3 months for a while but felt very ill from them and decided to stop. Back in January his PSAPsa Psa blood test level was 4.5 and the doctor said that it would take about 6-9 months before it reached 8.0. It is already 8.5 and its only been 3 months. He has been having a lot of stomach pain lately as well. Does this indicate that the tumor has enlargedEnlarged adenoids Enlarged prostate, may it indicate that the cancer may be spread to his stomach and if it doubled this fast, does he have long left to live? Thanks