Question:

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Answer:

It certainly sounds reasonable to continue to follow the PSA, it is possible that there is a small amount of prostate left behind which could be non-cancerous. It is reasonable to discuss with your Urologist the option of adjuvant radiation therapy or continued observation of the PSA.

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