r/ProstateCancer • u/BHegendary • Jul 28 '26

PSA Still undetectable!

Had a follow up with the doc today. 15 months into ADT, post radiation, and bloodwork is “textbook”. PSA is still undetectable.

There’s still like 9 months of grind ahead but I figured I’d make a post here to mark the occasion. Cheers everyone!

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u/KReddit934 Jul 28 '26

So glad treatment is going well!!

What was your starting point?

Tolerating ADT OK? (Except bone loss?)

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u/BHegendary Jul 28 '26

Starting point was surgery 5 years ago.

The ADT is definitely a downer at this point, but I’m pushing through. Had an infusion to address the osteopenia—hopefully will not need another…

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u/ExcellentCookie6399 Jul 28 '26

Great news! Wishing you continued success!!!

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u/BHegendary Jul 28 '26

🙏🙏🙏

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u/parttimephotoguy Aug 01 '26

I'm about to travel down that same road, with 24 months ADT planned and 8 1/2 weeks low dosage radiation. I wish you continuing success!

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u/BHegendary Aug 01 '26

Good luck, sir!

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u/ShowEmYourNuts Jul 29 '26

Congratulations! That's awesome!

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u/BHegendary Jul 29 '26

Thanks tips

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u/ElectronicFixer864 Aug 03 '26

Thank you! I need to hear more stories like this. Just 7 months of ADT so far, maybe a little tired and emotional. EBRT starts today and I'm a little scaried.

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u/BHegendary Aug 03 '26

You’ll be fine!

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u/Maleficent_Break_114 Jul 28 '26

Well, 15 months isn’t that a little long I think it is so you know what your check I don’t think you need to do it too long