Posted 4/28/2017 4:35 PM (GMT 0)
I'm happy to see people getting both T and PSA checks. There isn't a lot of info out there about PSA patterns after primary ADT, and mostly it seems because the docs don't normally track the T levels. So, they see variations in PSA and just sort of shrug their shoulders, saying "Well, it may be due to T recovery variations". But they don't check, and they don't know.
Even in the setting of intermittent ADT for progressing cases, they just watch the PSA. The only guide I've found is to use only PSA values if T is over 150 if looking for trends (log slope, doubling times, all that).