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Just an update,

After several scans (bone scan and xray) and physical examinations, the Medonc feels that the pain along the calf and ankle is due to a bone met around the heel. The location of the pain is somewhat close to where the white spot was from the bone scan.
Although the pain symptoms that he had (only feels the pain when sitting and walking ease the pain), it doesnt sound like a bone met. But the RadOnc and MedOnc are treating it as a met and decided to radiate it.
Overall, his PSA and ALP decreases, but some increased in activity in the bone scan (compared to 2 mths ago).

Note: His PSA and ALP rose by a few times during the 2 months span.

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Just a little update.

After the blood transfusion, every thing is more or less back to normalcy. Except for the fatigue, aches and pains and low appetite still lingers around.
Had a visit to the medonc today, PSA and ALP had rose (expected) compared to the past months. It was also mentioned by the medonc that the bone marrows were infiltrated by the disease, hence the constant low Hgb. Therefore Xofigo at this time is a no-go for us. However, we were given Xtandi instead. Lets keep our fingers cross that we are able to achieve some form of control over the relentless PCA.