How to Bring My Prostate Cancer Scores Down?

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   ninaw Community Admin

   <p>Hi <inline-mention user-id="3272532" username="security"/> , are you looking for lifestyle changes to bring your scores down? I assume you&#39;ll be considering various treatments soon if the biopsy shows that you need them, which can also include active surveillance. This article talks about dietary supplements: <a href='https://prostatecancer.net/treatment/dietary-supplements' target='_blank'>https://prostatecancer.net/treatment/dietary-supplements/</a> and this one about dietary changes: <a href='https://prostatecancer.net/living-coping/dietary-changes' target='_blank'>https://prostatecancer.net/living-coping/dietary-changes/</a>. Let me know if you&#39;re looking for any other information! <br> <br> - Nina, <a href='https://prostatecancer.net' target='_blank'>ProstateCancer.net</a> Team <br> Want to hear more from the community? Join us on the Community page: <a href='https://prostatecancer.net/community' target='_blank'>https://prostatecancer.net/community/</a>.</p>

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   boatbum Member

   <p>Life changes and diet might bring your PSA down. I am 78 and brought mine down the last year from 10.5 to 8.3. Now deciding on type of conventional treatment. Biopsy score in Oct 2019 was Gleason 7. Boatbum2</p>

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