PCa IS generally thought to be a good Cancer to get, if you have to have one, have this one, as it IS GENERALLY assumed to be a slow grower.
Ah, you have cancer but its only PCA, you are lucky.
Not really, not really lucky at all.
For clarity, there is no "GOOD" Cancer to get.
But, what if your cancer is not a slow grower? Of the types frequently referred to as a Pussycat or a Tiger, what if you have a Tiger?
The sad thing is until the gland is looked at in a petri dish, at pathology in a lab, after removal, no one, not you, your GP or your surgeon will know what your staging is.
Cancer waiting and developing and growing is like the part of a rollercoaster ride. The ride starts with the carriage being pulled up the up-slope. Then you get to the point where gravity takes over. The clickety-click stops and you are off, out of control, and running.
No one knows when you reach that point. This your gamble, if you assume you have a slow burner.
Sorry to give a wake up smell the coffee moment, but maybe you need it.
Dave