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TL;DR: Your cancer test results show your cancer might grow faster than expected, so doctors think treating it now gives you the best chance of success.

KEY POINTS:

• Your PSA number (a cancer marker in your blood) is still low right now, which is good timing for treatment
• The Decipher test (a special cancer DNA test) shows your cancer is more aggressive than the PSA number alone would suggest
• Waiting to treat could mean missing the best window of opportunity
• Treatment works better when PSA is still low, before it climbs higher
• This is the moment when treatment is most likely to work well long-term

NEXT STEP: Talk with your doctor about what treatment options make sense for you right now.

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What the Evidence Points To

If your Decipher score had been low: You might have been able to just watch and wait. This means checking your cancer regularly without treating it right away. Your PSA (a number that shows cancer activity in your blood) was going up slowly, so waiting might have been okay.

But your Decipher score is high: This changes things. The Decipher test looks at your cancer's genes (the instructions inside cancer cells). A high score means your cancer is more likely to grow and spread than the slow PSA number alone would tell you.

Why act now? Two big reasons:

1. Radiation works best when PSA is low

   • Your PSA is 0.35 right now. That's still low.
   • Radiation (a type of cancer treatment using strong energy beams) works better when the PSA number is below 0.5.
   • If you wait and your PSA climbs higher, radiation won't work as well.
   • This is your best window of time.

2. Your cancer looks more aggressive than it acts

   • The Decipher test tells us your cancer cells are more likely to grow over time.
   • Just looking at your PSA number alone would make it seem slower than it really is.
   • The test gives us the real picture of what your cancer might do.

The bottom line: No treatment can promise you will be completely cured. But right now—with your PSA still low and your Decipher score showing what's really happening—this is the best time to treat. Waiting could mean missing your best chance at a lasting result.