Well the results are in again!
I received the results of my PSA level a several weeks ago, but have been too busy/pre-occupied to post them! I decided that it was time to post the results.
Firstly to recap; we were hoping for a PSA result that was very close to zero. Such a result would mean that I would continue the Zoladex implant for a further period - two to three years is recommended - without having to re-introduce the Androcur and associated side affects.
I received the results of my PSA level a several weeks ago, but have been too busy/pre-occupied to post them! I decided that it was time to post the results.
Firstly to recap; we were hoping for a PSA result that was very close to zero. Such a result would mean that I would continue the Zoladex implant for a further period - two to three years is recommended - without having to re-introduce the Androcur and associated side affects.
PSA level
The normal range of PSA (Prostate Specific Antigen) in an adult male aged 50-60 years, is 0 to 3.5ng/ml. Remember, I started this battle against cancer with a PSA of 84.8ng/ml just 13 months ago!!!
My previous test (August 2008) showed a level of 0.66ng/ml, a negligible amount of PSA and an excellent result! Well the result this time the result was even better!
The normal range of PSA (Prostate Specific Antigen) in an adult male aged 50-60 years, is 0 to 3.5ng/ml. Remember, I started this battle against cancer with a PSA of 84.8ng/ml just 13 months ago!!!
My previous test (August 2008) showed a level of 0.66ng/ml, a negligible amount of PSA and an excellent result! Well the result this time the result was even better!
My PSA was only 0.3ng/ml less than half the previous result!!
This is a huge 'shot in the arm' in regard to my quest for a complete cure!! These tests will be repeated in late February and I expect a similar result.
