Four plus years exam and PSA report after having seeds

I had my annual physical a month ago and had switched my GP, because I'm still trying to find a good one. After he examed my prostrate, he said "Has anyone ever told you you have a nodule on your prostrate?" This is after I had told him that I hVe prostrate cancer in my meet and greet appointment two weeks previously. I said no and he said I should,have it checked out. I told him I have PCa and had been treated with seeds. He said oh, maybe that is why it feels small. Really?? So I was concerned and made an appoint with my urologist. I was due to see him in November anyway. I just came from the exam.

My PSA is down to 0.5 and he did not feel anything. So Yay!

Best of luck to all the newbie and those of you that are still posting and playing it forward as Yooper would say (and does). It's a great group of people here on this site and is valuable resource for those with journeys
who are simple as mine is, those who have a more difficult journey and for the newbies who's heads a spinning when they hear the words .you have cancer" as mine was.

Over four years out and life is good. Everything still works as it did before this mess!

I updated my signature with this information. I may need to add another "very" :)

Great report!

Andrew

Jim and Michael...why don't you? Could anything bad happen or just that they are not experienced with seeded prostrates?

G6,

Your results and mine are so close its eerie. I bet you have been worried once or twice as well.
Congratulations!!

Paul

Paul, I was only really worried once, but wished it would have come down more quickly as some of the other guys have. But down is good and I always tried to look at the downward pattern. The drop to 0.5 After only three months surprised me (pleasantly). Our pattern is very similar and almost eerie! Good luck to you.

Congratulations, you are doing very well

Yet another 'good seed'. No surprise here. Congratulations to you, G6. I agree with Tud. After being treated for PC, any prostate questions or issues are well beyond my GP. I don't even have a psa test done at that level.