Thanks for the support, feeling pretty low at present, had hoped for better news.
The op I was told was “difficult” , and the picture I think showed the seminal invasion was advancing, the biopsy classed it as a G7(4+3) but it I suppose is difficult to get accurate results by jabbing needles in, in the hope you get the bad stuff...
If aliens did that to sample to earth chances are they would think we were all good natured fish?
The first thing I had in October was a full body scan, and that was negative thankfully; I have been told I need a PET scan and another PSA test before I get to the Oncology team, but with Covid that may not happen before I get there, that is if it’s a short wait...
The “Good” news is that if I hadn’t had the op on 23rd Dec, I probably wouldn’t have had the op at all by now, as all ops including most cancer ops were cancelled from then to start of Feb, the backlog is now kicking in and everything is maxed out trying to clear it.
Was told one prostate op was done in all of Feb.
Also the two lymph node samples were negative😀
I thought the “Mets” were a New York baseball team before all this started....
Thanks for the advice, it’s on a line with what I was thinking, as the first consultations said that “ With a PSA that high we usually don’t operate”. Not sure what to look out for? Is this going to make me paranoid about any aches and pains? ☹️☹️
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