Rising PSA protocol starting August 12

Buddy: I hope your due dilłigent sacrifices pay off and you have a drop to undetectable. We should not worry about BT bounces but they are stressful nevertheless. Just had one myself and my GP told me "no one has ever died with a PSA of .37. Pretty sure he is not up to date regarding BT bounces.

Hmm. I'd also eliminate most animal protein (includes eggs, dairy and meat/fish). Cut to one such meal per day. Consider the Pomi-T supplement, it is supposed to reduce PSA rise rate by 75%. If it does not decline, get a C11 scan to figure where it is and nuke it.

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Age 63 in 2015
12/02 PSA 2.9 age 51
9/03 BX/DX, Gleason 6, 4 of 12 cores
9/03 Brachytherapy
5/08 PSA nadir 1.1
12/08 PSA 1.8
2/09 BX/DX, Gleason 8, 1 of 12 cores
6/09 Hyperthermic Radiation, Hormone (short term), IMRT (10 fractions) spring 2009
10/09 PSA nadir < 0.1 10/09 through 01/12
4/12 PSA 0.2
3/14 PSA 2.9
5/14 C11 Acetate PT/CT, found 2.0 cm lymph node
5/14 Lupron/Casodex (9 months)
8/14 nadir <0.01
2/15 SBRT to node, at UCSD
3/15 PSA 0.02,T=0
6/15 PSA<0.015,T=105 (yippee!)

Buddy, good luck, sounds like a normal bounce, but yeah, easy for me to say.
I think many of us have that "bad feeling" prior to PSA tests, so try to discount that, it's probably in your head.
We've all got your back.

Cicero what is a C11 scan? "If it does not decline, get a C11 scan to figure where it is and nuke it."

Thx.