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I have had IMRT. 2 months after treatment should I experience mild pain in prostate and lymph sys.?

Joe Myers

08/12/08

Joe Myers

Topics:Mild pain in prostate and lymph nodes 2 months after last radiation treatment Prostate Cancer

I was diagnosed with Stage 4 cancer on April 25th, 2008 with a PSA of 656. I subsequently had 20, 30 minute tomotherapy radiation treatments. I am currently on Lupron and Casodex. Three months after diagnosis my PSA was 2.6. However, I am currently experiencing mild pain in my lymph nodes and prostate. I would like to know if this is normal 2 months after my last radiation treatment or should I have myself checked out. Please help. Thanks

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