Had my September review (4 months post-surgery). PSA is still undetectable (<0.1) which is obviously very good. However, the oncologist, their boss and the surgeon who carried out the operation are all apparently convinced that my PSA will increase sooner rather than later.
In fact so much so that they're doing the PSA every 6 weeks rather than 3 months. With a Chlorine PET Scan when things move and then a decision about what treatment to start. RT is not recommended at this stage without knowing where any residual disease is.
Not sure if anyone else has experienced this, but I was quite concerned about lack of strength etc. following surgery so had a couple of blood tests for testosterone levels. Both tests came back at around 5nmol/l (which is below the reference ranges for that assay).
The oncologist is going to discuss with colleagues why my testosterone levels would be so low, and whether I should be concerned about it. Wondered if anyone else had had a similar experience. (not on HT or any other medication)