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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Prostate Related Issues
Testosterone Recovery Profiles after Cessation of Androgen Deprivation for Prostate Cancer
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<blockquote data-quote="Ribeye" data-source="post: 222435" data-attributes="member: 43544"><p>Dr. Khera is remarkable physician. He covers so much ground so quickly it is hard to follow all of his points. Regarding those who have been treated for Prostate Ca, getting HRT, with low stable PSA for 5 years and low T (under 250) those patients with HRT could expect some PSA change generally increasing PSA (as the prostate is getting saturated) but not likely to get bPH worsening and may actually get improvement. However, if I understood his position, there is NO evidence to suggest the patients cancer could or would return, or if their risk is higher (unless they were a high risk patient to start) of their cancer returning? I am wondering at what point he would suggest to a patient that a PSA elevation should be followed up by more aggressive testing or examination than a DRE? A half point, full point, over 4?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ribeye, post: 222435, member: 43544"] Dr. Khera is remarkable physician. He covers so much ground so quickly it is hard to follow all of his points. Regarding those who have been treated for Prostate Ca, getting HRT, with low stable PSA for 5 years and low T (under 250) those patients with HRT could expect some PSA change generally increasing PSA (as the prostate is getting saturated) but not likely to get bPH worsening and may actually get improvement. However, if I understood his position, there is NO evidence to suggest the patients cancer could or would return, or if their risk is higher (unless they were a high risk patient to start) of their cancer returning? I am wondering at what point he would suggest to a patient that a PSA elevation should be followed up by more aggressive testing or examination than a DRE? A half point, full point, over 4? [/QUOTE]
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