3Putt, I know nothing about how seeds work, but, if you and your Doc
are happy with the PSA - congratulations!
I DO have personal knowledge about kidney stones, though! I had them
once about 20 years ago - and hope to God I don't have that experience
again. Mine was not a low pain. It came on very suddenly and was
severe! Repeated 10mg doses of
valium and
morphine in an ER finally
let the damned thing pass. Fortunately, I've not had a recurrence. I
sincerely hope that you can get the stone problem corrected quickly.
Best wishes,
Burney
On Fri, 18 Jan 2008 16:32:25 -0500, "3Putt from CoastalSouth Carolina"
<3putt@PawleysIslandSC> wrote:
>Seeded 29 December 06, PSA 4.4
>3 months later 1.1
>6 months later 0.93
>12 months later 0.95
>
>The urologist tells me not to worry as long as it is under 1.0....I remember
>him saying the target was to get the PSA down to 1.5. He's happy with the
>shrinkage of the prostate. But..I suffer from the occasional kidney stone,
>and that low, pain is returning with blood in the urine. So, it's over to
>the imaging center Monday for a CT scan to find out what's going on. The
>urologist says that trace amounts of blood in the urine, detectable in blood
>tests in common one year after brachytherepy. I hope his information is
>correct.
>
RP in 1995 (age 52)
RT in 2000
ADT (Casodex) 10/06 - 8/07
Latest PSA - 0.13
burney dot huff at mindspring dot com