High PSA labs. Biopsy negative for cancer

[ABNAK]

Maybe I shouldn't post this but the for the biopsy they shrove what feels like a Coke bottle up the butt. It is equipped with 8 hollow needles and each is launched in a different direction with a thang sound like a bungy cord pulled. and released. Uncomfortable but not painful. Best thing is you can freek out your significant other with blood red semen for a few weeks afterwards..

Yeah, there's that too.....

[Waylander]

Keeping you in prayer, friend. Please let us know how it goes.

I've been thinking about you and praying for good results.

Edited.......I see you did get it. The wait for my results was friggin' nerve-racking.

Best wishes for you OP. Keep us posted.

Thank you all. Shouldn’t be too much longer of a wait now.

[Waylander]

Hold on Brother.
Good Luck

Thanks. I’m sorry to hear that you lost your sister.

[jbjh]

Maybe I shouldn't post this but the for the biopsy they shrove what feels like a Coke bottle up the butt. It is equipped with 8 hollow needles and each is launched in a different direction with a thang sound like a bungy cord pulled. and released. Uncomfortable but not painful. Best thing is you can freek out your significant other with blood red semen for a few weeks afterwards..

Yeah, I’ve done it. Suck it up. I guarantee that cancer sucks more thank you can imagine.

I’m helping a friend out who has colon cancer that has metastasized to his spine and liver. A 6 foot tall, healthy 38 year-old, has been reduced to a 125lb husk that has to shuffle to get to the bathroom.

Don’t be the guy who didn’t get a test because it was yucky or uncomfortable.

Loads of us will push thru lots of harsh scenarios to thrive or survive. This is one of them.


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[Averageman]

Thanks. I’m sorry to hear that you lost your sister.

Well, it was a long time ago and She's since passed.
17 when She found a lump under her arm, gone ten months later.

[Waylander]

The results came in and they’re sort of a mixed bag. Straight out of the horses mouth I was told…

It’s not cancer.
There were abnormal cells.
I have an MRI scheduled for two months from now.

I asked if the MRIs would become a regular thing and was told it could be once a year.

At least it’s not cancer.

[Inkslinger]

The results came in and they’re sort of a mixed bag. Straight out of the horses mouth I was told…

It’s not cancer.
There were abnormal cells.
I have an MRI scheduled for two months from now.

I asked if the MRIs would become a regular thing and was told it could be once a year.

At least it’s not cancer.

Great news man. I bet you’re breathing a little easier now.

[HCrum87hc]

The results came in and they’re sort of a mixed bag. Straight out of the horses mouth I was told…

It’s not cancer.
There were abnormal cells.
I have an MRI scheduled for two months from now.

I asked if the MRIs would become a regular thing and was told it could be once a year.

At least it’s not cancer.

So glad to hear it's not cancer, and will pray for some more clear answers soon.

[jbjh]

Good stuff! Glad you went, and now you can get the rest sorted.


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[Waylander]

Great news man. I bet you’re breathing a little easier now.

Yep it was a sigh of relief more for my wife and family. I didn’t forget about the WBC you mentioned. I asked about it after my 4th PSA lab a week before the biopsy (which came back around 3) and was told it wasn’t tested. I’d like to know if it came back from the biopsy.

So glad to hear it's not cancer, and will pray for some more clear answers soon.

Good stuff! Glad you went, and now you can get the rest sorted.

Appreciate it, sirs.

I’m left feeling a little like I’m not getting many answers and thinking about a second opinion. At least just another doctor to see if I can get more answers or more thoroughness than I feel like this office is providing. Or maybe they will be getting around to WBC and other tests later.