Had meeting with oncologist in the week, to my suprise he answered my questions without being grumpy albeit with some politicians type answers.
Just to summarise psma scan showed one local lymph node with high psma uptake and psma uptake in the prostate - cancer cannot be excluded.
The lymph node was not zapped during the RT so could be treated now. The question for me is there cancer in the prostate with a "cancer cannot be excluded" report. I have asked if I can have an MRI scan or biopsy to be absolutely sure and I'm waiting to see urologist. I would prefer MRI as I have mild radiation proctitis and don't want to make it worse.
There are Google results from different institutions reporting that BPH can result in a false positive for psma scans in 30% of cases (I had BPH confirmed at my original biopsy)
I would appreciate any thoughts to help me decide.
Geoff