Can prostate cancer come back after taking radiation?
My Dad’s PSA levels was an “8″ and he took shots and now they are down to under a “1″ but now he has to start radiation, can the cancer come back after radiation is over? What is the survival rate for this?
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Prostrate cancer can absolutely come back after radiation.
Removing the prostrate completely is a much better option than simply radiation or chemo.
I’m sorry for your dad.
I do not have an aswer for you but you might want to
check alternative treatment at http://www.canceriscurablenow.com
Hope that helps.
Cheers
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[...] Radiation therapy has three subtypes: the External Beam Radiation Therapy (EBRP), Brachytherapy or seed therapy, and the Radionuclide Therap. The three types greatly differ on how the procedure will be performed. The choice of these types depends on the abundance and the distribution of the cancer cells in the prostate. The oncologist will be the one to decide on what type will be used. Before doing any procedure, a consent form will be given to the patient and the surgeon will discuss to the patient the different risks and benefits of the radiation therapy [...]
[...] Radiation therapy has three subtypes: the External Beam Radiation Therapy (EBRP), Brachytherapy or seed therapy, and the Radionuclide Therap. The three types greatly differ on how the procedure will be performed. The choice of these types depends on the abundance and the distribution of the cancer cells in the prostate. The oncologist will be the one to decide on what type will be used. Before doing any procedure, a consent form will be given to the patient and the surgeon will discuss to the patient the different risks and benefits of the radiation therapy [...]
[...] Radiation therapy has three subtypes: the External Beam Radiation Therapy (EBRP), Brachytherapy or seed therapy, and the Radionuclide Therap. The three types greatly differ on how the procedure will be performed. The choice of these types depends on the abundance and the distribution of the cancer cells in the prostate. The oncologist will be the one to decide on what type will be used. Before doing any procedure, a consent form will be given to the patient and the surgeon will discuss to the patient the different risks and benefits of the radiation therapy [...]
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