A member asked:

My father in low has cancer prostate, on diagnosis his psa was 17 ng/ml, he recieved hormonal treatment now psa is 0.3 ng/ml , wht is that mean?

3 doctors weighed in across 2 answers

In addition to hormo: Besides hormonal treatment, he will likely need local radiotherapy to the prostate gland. He should seek a second opinion from a radiotherapist just to be sure that he is receiving adequate treatment for his prostate cancer.

Answered 8/19/2013

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Improvng with thera: The hormonal therapy has been effective in slowing down the prostate tumor which produces excess psa.

Answered 10/3/2013

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