PSA Zoomed Chart
The question by the nurse surprised me in a big way. The question was, What are you taking for medication without a prescription from the doctor? I was thinking what kind a question is that, my answer was Ivermectin, clear and with no hesitation. Later I realized why she was asking me that question in the first place. She noticed that my PSA number was going down from 9.3 to 5.53, that is a 40.5% reduction of the cancer. With that kind of reduction, I had to take something against the cancer. On my documentation from the hospital, I took no medication at all. So I had to take something without a prescription from my doctor. Than she asked me if it was OK to write it into my records that I was taking Ivermectin. That was OK with me at that time.
Norby
Later the doctor came into the room, we made small talk, after that I told him that I took Ivermectin. His reaction was interesting. First of all he did not know that the latest PSA number came down from 9.3 to 5.53. I felt like he was indifferent to the result, meaning he did not praise the result nor did he condemn it. I do not believe him, that he did not know the PSA number, because he looked at the same documents on the computer like the nurse did, so he also saw the PSA number came down. I also gave him a copy of my writings, so he gets a better understanding of my thinking why I do not want the operation or the radiation as my first option of action.
Norby
