My Journey with Prostate Cancer Part 6
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101. PSA Test result.
02-04-2026
I got my result back from Quest Diagnostics and it was 3.34. The previous was 3.16. Since I changed Fenbendazole from 500 mg to 250mg. That changed very little with my PSA number from 3.16 to 3.34 and the PSA number goes in the wrong direction. That to me means that Fenbendazole is not working at that level? Now I am going to do the exact opposite, I increase Fenbendazole from 250mg to 750mg and leave the amount of Ivermectin at 30mg. This will be done for one month. This lets me see if I can remove ivermectin at all. My feeling is that Fenbendazole is not working for me, will see how it turns out. The goal is to remove ivermectin all together. Not sure if that is going to work or not. The next step is also to add Iodine to the mix with 3 Drops per day, with no breaks. Will see if the Iodine test has been added by the doctor to all other tests including his tests.
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102. Extra tests to be added with the next Doctor visit.
02-05-2026
I reconnected with my Doctor and we need to do a couple of tests from the doctor before we meet again. I also added extras tests to it, so I get a full view of my health at the beginning of the year. This gives us the opportunity to compare the result from last year and use them as a reference for this year.
Those are the tests I have asked the doctor for in a letter and see if he is going to do them without me having to ask for it again.
1. Analysis reflex to Microscopic(P-UA)
2. PSA Free and Total (P-PSAFT)
3. General Health Panel (P-GHP)
4. Lipid Panel (P-LIPID)
5. TSH Rfx on Abnormal to Free T4 (GMC)
6. Hemoglobin A1c (GNC)
7. T-Cells
8. Iodine
9. Metastatic hormone sensitive prostate Cancer (mHSPC)
10. Serum parathyroid hormone (PTH)
11. Vitamin D, 25-Hydroxy (GMC, IHC)
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103. Are you suddenly tired, more than usually?
02-07-2026
Some times i am very tiered and have trouble staying awake. this is usually in the afternoon between 3-5pm. I have to take a nap for 1-1.5 hours. After that I am just fine again until I go to bed. This tiredness feels a lot stronger and deeper. I am wondering if that has to do with taking Ivermectin and Fenbendazole. They have a side effect of being extra tiered.
This chart will tell me on what day I am very tiered and I can see if that is “In Cycle” with taking Ivermectin and Fenbendazole. The halve time of Ivermectin is 18 hours, meaning the tiredness should go away after 2days of not taking Ivermectin or Fenbendazole. If i am still tiered on the third OFF day, it should not be as deep as on the ON Days.
Norby
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104. Yup, Eye site is getting better.
03-02-2026
I noticed a couple of weeks ago that my eye site is getting better. I became aware of that change when I could read the closed caption on the TV better. The characters are sharper now. After awhile it became clear to me that this was not a fluke. This change needed to be verified with the next doctor visit. One eye got worse from -1.5 to -2.250 and the other one made a change from plus 1.00 to plus 0.75. So, one eye improved and the other got worse. It is interesting to see that I noticed only the eye that got better and not the other one that got worse. See Chart
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105. Doctor visit follow up of the PSA test.
03-02-2026
With the doctor visit I learned something new. He was talking about the new PSA result from 02-16-2026 of PSA 5.86. The PSA number came down on 04-05-2024 from 9.13 to 5.67 on 12-17-2026 and it went up on 02-17-2026 to 5.86.
So, I made a command that the PSA dropped good. His answer was that I had an Inflammation of the prostate when it was at 9.13. As soon as the Inflammation took care of itself, the PSA went down to 5.67. Never did he acknowledge that I took Ivermectin to lower the PSA level. He also never said anything about the prostate Inflammation during the first visit when we got the result of 9.13.
So, I took an MRI and had a Biopsy with an Inflammation of the prostate even though this number was not my real cancer PSA number.
Now I will tell you what I believe.
1. The PSA of 9.13 was correct
2. There was never an Inflammation.
3. MRI and Biopsy was the correct decision.
4. I have Prostate Cancer.
5. With this visit he could not acknowledge that Ivermectin lowered the PSA number.
6. Not sure if the current PSA number from the doctor of 5.86 is correct.
7. See Note 106 for more explanations why I think that way.
Norby
106. Is there a divergence going on?
03-03-2026
Do we have a PSA divergence going on, that is the question for me.
Let me explain.
Norby
107. This makes no sense to me.
03-10-2026
I do not understand.
A 97% chance of prostate cancer survival for 10 years is a good number for the doctor. Meaning you have a 3% Chance of being dead before the 10 year mark. That is what he told me, that is with an operation called ‘radical prostatectomyâ’.
What I do not understand is with the Covid-19 shot. A 99.98% survival rate without a killer Covid-19 shot is not high enough for the same doctors to be OK without the shot, you have to take the killer shot, this is what he recommended. Meaning you have a 0.02% chance of dying from COVID. This is still his recommendation to take the Covid-19 shot. Of course he is not asking anymore, since I refused the shot with the nurse and the doctor asking me with at the first visit. A 3% is a good number from not surviving prostate cancer, but a 0.02% dying from COVID is too high a risk.
This makes no sense to me.
Norby
108. Iodine in a drop.
03-22-2026
Estimation of Iodine in a Drop
1 drop of liquid is approximately 0.05 milliliters.
At a concentration of 2%, there are 2 grams of iodine in 100 mL.
Calculating the iodine in 0.05 mL (1 drop):
Calculate the amount of iodine in 1 mL:
2g. 100mL = 0.02g/mL
100 mL 2 g = 0.02 g/mL
Calculate the amount in 0.05 mL:
0.02 g/mL × 0.05mL = 0.001g
Convert to micrograms:
0.001g = 1000mcg
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109. Choose the propper amount of Fenbendazole
03-21 -2026
New insight into taking Fenbendazole.
My last PSA test was on 03-16-2026. Now I need to change Fenbendazole from 250mg to 750mg. The idea was to reconfirm that by increasing the amount of Fenbendazole that the PSA should go down, stay the same or even go higher. It actually went up a little bit. This tells me again that increasing the amount will not change the outcome. So, now I will go back to 250mg with the knowledge that this is the best I can do and at the same time reduce the side effects regardless how bad they are. It sounds like the PSA goes slowly down.
Remember you cannot put two woman on the job to make a baby in halve the time. Do not let your emotions take over and try to force something where you have to act against nature. Nature is always winning. Go with the flow of nature, enjoy the pass and be on the winning side.
Norby
110. MRI results (Cancer size change)
04-03-2026
Exam Date: 02-15-2024
Findings:
The prostate gland measures 4.8cm X 2.5cm X 4.1cm.
Estimated prostate volume 37.2ml
Prostatic density: 0.24 ng/mL2
I got my MRI results back from Gateway Diagnostics.
Lesion #1
Location: Left anterior mid to base of the peripheral gland (series 4 image 80)
Size: 5mm
T2: Score 3 – heterogenous signal intensity of none circumscribed rounded moderate hypointensity
DWI: Score 3 – moderately hperintense
ADC: Score 4 – markedly hypointense (series 6 image12; 0.488×10-3)
Ehencement Positive.
Etracapsular extension: Unlikeley
PI-RADS: PI-RADS 4: high (clinically significant cancer is likely to be present).
Central gland: There are multiple heterogenous and modular encapsulated lesions consistent with BPH.
Exam Date: 03-10-2026
Findings:
Prostate Measurement: 5.2cm X 3.7cm X 4.8cm.
Estimated volume: 47.4cc, previously 37.2cc.
PSA density: 0.12 ng/ml/cc
Quality: Motion degrades image quality and limits evaluation.
Postbiopsy hemorrhage: None
Peripheral zone: Multifocal linear and wedge-shaped T2 low attenuation of the peripheral zone likely
related to scarring and/or sequela of prostatitis.
Transition zone: Multiple heterogenous nodules consistent with prostatic hyperplasia.
Focal Lesions:
Lesion #1:
Location: Left, anterior peripheral zone midgland to base
Size: 10mm (series 4 image 17), previously 5mm.
DWI/ADC: Score 3. Moderatly hyperintense on DWI and markedly hypointense on ADC
Mean ADC value 0.655 X 10-3 mm2/s
DCE: Positive.
Extraprostatic extensioin: Equivocal.
Board capsular contact is present.
PI-RADS score: 4. PIRADS 4 high (clinically significant cancer is likely to be present).
Norby
111. My thinking about the (Cancer size change).
04-03-2026
The prostate cancer size changed from 5mm 02-12-2024 to 10mm 03-10-2026.
This is not good at all. with all that Ivermectin and Fenbendazole i am taking and the cancer is still growing. That is the way it looks from the outside.
Now let me explain it from my point of view, since I am not a Doctor.
We need to go back a little bit in time and understand the sequence of action taken in the past between the first MRI 02-12-2024 and the MRI taken on 03-10-2026
I did not do anything with my prostate cancer until 10-12-2024. That was the time when I started with Ivermectin of 12mg for 10 days. So, the cancer could grow for 10 month without stopping. The grows of the cancer started from 5mm in size and ended with what size before ivermectin kicked in. So, lets assume the cancer size got up to 16mm.
Now I started the Ivermectin with 12mg. This lowered the PSA from 9.13 to 5.69 and at the some time the cancer got smaller to 10mm. And when we took the MRI, the cancer size was at 10mm.
This is why I believe the the cancer size was greater than 10mm and it came down too 10mm. On the other side when you look at the data, you see that the cancer was 5mm and now it is 10mm. So, it must be doubling from 5mm to 10mm.
What is the correct answer, that is the question. I did not take an MRI before I started with Ivermectin, so I have no proof if my idea is the correct one.
Norby
112; What is shedding?
04-05-2026
What is shedding?
That is an interesting question. Yes. People infected with COVID-19 can shed virus particles. Shedding occurs from the respiratory tract (nose, throat, saliva), and can begin before symptoms start, peak around symptom onset, and continue for days to weeks depending on factors like severity and immune status. Detectable viral RNA can persist longer than infectious virus; infectious virus is usually not found beyond about 10 days in mild cases but may persist longer in severe illness or immune compromised individuals.
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113. PSA density (PSAD)
04-24-2026
Finding out if you have prostate cancer. This is a Diagnostic tool.
1. PSA density (PSAD) is considered low when it is below 0.218 ng/mL², which indicates a lower risk of prostate cancer in men with elevated PSA levels. This threshold helps differentiate between prostate cancer and benign conditions that may also raise PSA
2. How does PSA density compare to total PSA levels in prostate cancer diagnosis?
3. PSA density (PSAD) is generally considered a better predictor of prostate cancer than total PSA levels, as it improves specificity and helps reduce unnecessary biopsies. Studies have shown that PSAD can more accurately identify clinically significant prostate cancer, especially when total PSA levels are elevated but ambiguous
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