Here are the facts, jack! You can draw your own conclusions.
May, 2014
- Discovered that PSA was 4.07. It had been gradually climbing for the last 2 years, so we decided to do a biopsy (TRUS guided)
Aug, 2014 Diagnosed with Prostate Cancer.
- My biopsy included 12 cores, and revealed that my cancer is rated T1C, with a Gleason Score of (3+3=6) with 6 cores containing cancer. The cores were as follows:Left side:90%, 40%, 30%, 5%Right side:5%, 5%
- For 20 days I took daily doses of Haelen 951.
- I changed (ie improved) my lifestyle with the following changes:
- Strenuous exercise at least 5 days a week
- Daily consumption of vitamins to help meet my nutritional needs
Oct, 2014
- On Oct 10, my PSA reading was 4.29.
- I started consuming daily doses of several Essential Oils
- 1.5T MRI
- There is a 1.0 x 0.6 cm focal area of decreased T2 signal within the left posterior aspect of the peripheral zone of the prostate at the mid portion on image 18 of series 19. There is no definite extracapsular spread of disease. No involvement of the neurovascular bundle demonstrated. There is focal enhancement corresponding to the area of prostate signal abnormality. Overall, the prostate measures 4.8x3.5 cm.
- PSA is now 1.68
- June 3, PSA is 2.11
- June 10, 3T MRI
- Prostate Measurements: transverse 4.9cm, sagittal 5.2 cm and anterior posterior 3.0 cm
- T2W imaging of the peripheral zone demonstrates a concordant 13mm x 9mm x 11mm focal abnormality in the left posterior lateral base adjacent to the left neurovascular bundle. The irregularity of the capsule and the 10 mm contact with the capsule suggest microcapsular invasion at this site. The neurovascular bundle is not encompassed by the tumor. The focal abnormality in the peripheral zone demonstrates restricted diffusion demonstrating low ADC values 450 to 700. There is no high signal intensity on b 1400 imaging but there is focal enhancement with DCE imaging.
- T2W imaging of the transitional zone demonstrates poorly organized BPH nodules in a normal size gland.
- DWI demonstrates restricted diffusion in the left posterior lateral base with low ADC values compatible with intermediate grade disease but no high signal intensity on b 1400 imaging.
- DCE imaging demonstrates an asymmetrical type II curve lies to concordant focal abnormality in the left posterior lateral base.
- No seminal vesicle extension, no pathological lymphadenopathy and no bone metastasis.
- PI-RADS Category 4: Clinically significant cancer is likely to be present.
- Due to "clinically significant cancer" findings, I will be getting a biopsy at a later date. Due to all of the other positive factors, it doesn't have to be right away.
- PSA is 1.72
- 3T MRI planned for Dec 7.
Be blessed,
Tom
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