Question: In the fall of 2012 my primary doctor felt a small bump on my prostate. I went to an oncologist and he done a biopsy. Found a XXXXXXX 6 in 1 of 12. with a .70 PSA. He Asked if I wanted cemo, radiation ,surgery or watchful waiting. I chose the waiting. I went online and done some reserch and changed my diet, started juicing taking vitamins, turmeric, etc. etc.. About 6 months later He done a MRI and said there might be something in one area. So then done another 16 core biopsy and found no cancer this time, PSA .80. . I have continued on my diet 80% of the time. I decided to stop going for about 2 years. He gave me another MRI. It said that I had a 10 x 13 x 9mm nodule which demonstrates decreased signal on ADC map imaging and abnormal enhancement kinetics on multiparametric imaging. No other abnormal nodules are identified. lymph nodes normal, Blatter normal, no bony lesion or fracture. PSA 1.1. He wants to do another biopsy, do you think I need one? I don't. Over 4 years with not much change. Only good oncologist need apply

the first biopsy had 1 of 12 cores positive, a XXXXXXX 6. What about a MRI after another year or two instead of a biopsy. biopsy's are a little invasive, also a 4% chance of infection and a few days in the hospital I don't mind doing another MRI after a year. I do have a young wife and a 6 year old child. I don't take any medications, don't smoke or drink and on the skinny side. I do get a little exercise. If MRI didn't look good after another year, could then do biopsy. How does that sound.