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Aloha Roberta Lehman,
Coincidence or not? Perhaps you can set up the conditions again, i.e. experiment within safe, doc approved, drugs to see what happens. During treatment for PCa, I experienced a decrease DNA count (liver disease) which after this last blood test, appears to now be in remission (over 6 years). There does not appear to be any medical connection. It just happens.
Joe (Hawaii)
First question is how could it enter his system (skin???) and assuming normal sex, not orally (lol). The fact is that any estrogenic drug can effect PCa and lower psa (quickly too), also can build bone density in men and assist memory losses. So, who knows....but if he takes drugs like: estradiol patches or gels, emcyt, DES and some others you can get psa results and little to no side effects and cancels hot flashes from Lupron and such other drugs. I have done various PCa drugs and know the realities vs. conjectures on such. Canceling hot flashes is golden.
