My husband was diagnosed September 2015 Gleason 9 Tb3 PSA 8.5
He then three years later
had further spread to lymph nodes and went back to Prostap three monthly injections. He was offered apalutamide but declined.
He decided to stay on the Prostap and follows an alternative therapy regime, not agreed with the NHS oncologist, his PSA dropped back to < 0.1 and it has remained there.
He has decided to have a break from the Prostap as his PSA has been undetectable consistent, and maintain the alternative regime.
He is 75 had a heart attack five years ago and had one stent, has mild angina, and occasional palpitations.
Q.OL good still growing veggies,singing, playing a writing music.
Yes, lads there is hope after Gleason 9 thankfully.
Leila
Edited by member 20 Mar 2026 at 15:36
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