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Godday Chap and fellow bloke (probably you have joined the club of ex-stiffy meister's in fighting PCa- LOL). Hey minor psa flips at this juncture are not that worrisome, I got psa's even monthly for a while when I lived in the Twilight/Panic Zone early on in my high risk scenario, like yours. I did ADT3 drugs for 2 yrs. and then switched drugs. Well I am 8.5 years since original emergency room for total urinary blockage caused by PCa and lousy stats. So, my advice is look ahead at further drug protocols for possible options and choices as you will likely need to or want to switch at some juncture.
