Latest PSA and appointment

Husband's PSA results are in and it has dropped to .08! It has been slowly rising-up to .14 in October 2014- after RP in 2005.
We were pretty convinced it was going to go up again, so went ahead last month and scheduled an appointment with Dr. Kwon at Mayo- Rochester in May.
We are still going to keep that appointment to discuss the latest research and what to look for in the future.
Thanks everyone for all of your input and kind words. I have learned a lot more about this disease than I ever wanted to know! Most of it from all of you.
Opie
Husband diagnosed in May 2005. 48 years old. Gleason 7. RP in July 2005-Mayo. Nerve sparing,contained, lymph nodes clear.Casodex for 16 weeks, immediately following RP due to tumor close to urethra. No incontinence. Normal sexual functioning.

Pratoman- it is a relief! I try not to get too up or too down about the PSA's but I do have to work at it!
Have you ever heard of a PSA being .14 then six months later .o8 with no treatment?
He will have another PSA done at Mayo in May. Part of Dr. Kwon's protocol . Hoping for no surprises,

Thank you for that post Opie, it adds to the hope that Iv'e been gaining. My Psa has been < 0.1 since surgery Oct 2009. In april 2014 my std test came back @.1. With help from the forum I suspected the lab neglected to include the < less then sign. Within a week I tested a .07 on a ultra sensitive. Fast forward a year later and I tested a .14 at the same lab I tested a .07. So your experience does in fact support my urologist/surgeon's view, that the psa can bounce around in that range, especially in those who have had nerve sparing , also included is benign prostate tissue at the base{top} of the prostate and at the urethra from the dissection that occurred. So it gives me hope that in 6 mos when I have another ultra at the same lab, it will ,like yours make a retreat, hopefully not a tactical one. thanks for your post and keep us in the loop, if you have the time and desire.

Opie there is a woman here who used to post, whose husband's psa made a continuous climb to .2 . on subsequent tests it went up to .3. The couple assumed that he had a recurrence and made plans for SRT. then on the subsequent tests it went back to undetectable via the std psa test. This was about four years ago. and have not heard from them but she would advise us if he had. So what has occurred with you is not a anomaly but does happen. More so than we probably know since so many folks with PCA never ever are on forums. They get sick, go to the doctor in good faith, follow the protocols, are cured and live happily ever after. As you and your husband will as well.

Thank you, yk.

Thanks, Andrew! Love your woodworking! What a gift!
Opie