Does a low PSA test result indicate that recurrent prostate cancer has not spread?

Prior radical prostastectomy; PSA reached nadir of zero, but after three(3) years PSA commenced to rise, but combination of avodart/casedex reduced same to 0.1 reading

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Does a low PSA test result indicate that recurrent prostate cancer has not spread?