Still in the club?

My last test in January was 0.06 up from the previous year from 0.02. So I am glad to have this test coming in at 0.04, at 5 1/2 years out I will take it.

Neal

Must have been a big relief. Happy for you. You may be one of the manny that has a slight rise in PSA that never turns into a clinical recurrence.
Here's hoping it remains stable forever.
Did you ask the lab if they've changed their assay? That happens sometimes.

Neal, 5 1\2 years... Congrats.
I'll drink to keeping those numbers low!!!

Nice! what a relief. good to hear.

Congratulations!

Andrew

Congratulations! I'll bet that is a relief! I would have been climbing the walls. (Hey. They don't call me Worried Guy for nuthin'!)
You might want to ask the lab for a printout of the protocol they used. It is possible they changed their testing machines and/or the way they read.
In 2010 was part of a study that compared two machines and protocols. The older, less selective machine returned results like: 0.04, 0.03. The newer, more selective machine called it "<0.01". The lab switched to the new machine. After about 2 years the lab changed their method to reporting minimums as "<0.02".
When we are down at those levels it is important to know if anything has changed: the machine, the protocol, or us.

Jeff