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Prostate Cancer FAQs1. Is there a need for radiation therapy if PSA score is high after 6 weeks of robotic prostatectomy? PSA score is a very sensitive marker for prostate cancer. After you have undergone robotic prostatectomy, it should drop to 0 and stay there. If PSA is high after robotic prostatectomy, it means there is a recurrence of the cancerous cells. Thus radiation therapy is further required. Have your doctor check you again. 2.What are the benefits of proton therapy for prostate cancer? As one of the prostate cancer treatment options, proton radiation is better than chemotherapy and standard radiation therapy. Proton beam radiation can be done in an outpatient setting and it has no recovery time as the patient is up and alright after the procedure. It is non-invasive and painless with minimal risk of impotency. Sexual activity is not hampered even when you are undergoing proton radiation. Do you have a question about this type of cancer (its causes, or anything else related to it) that's not answered here or in the facts about prostate cancer page? If yes, then ask. I will do my best to get back to your prostate cancer questions with answers within 48 hours. There will be queries to which some research will be needed, so please bear with me if I will take a little while to post back. You can use a screen name to protect your privacy, and I promise to keep your email address with utmost security only for our correspondence. This is your page . . . make your concern (or somebody else's) be heard.
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