23 WEEKS

5000m UP IN THE ANDES

 Almost 6 months on now and the nighttime frequency thing seemed to get a little worse recently.
I'd been getting up 2 to 3 times/night and then having to stay awake initially to go back each time to empty my bladder,allowing a longer period (3 to 4 hours) of sleep in between.
I half expected this effect (from threads on the net) and had just been hoping that this slight "problem" would subside with time.
Well,over the past week or two it seems to be getting better and there's absolutely no burning sensation any longer👍
With a bit of luck i'll be back to normal very shortly.
Still no meds ,except an anti-inflammatory each night (mainly for my wrists/squash)
Chery's been takinf these things (CELEBREX 200) for years now with no side effects.
Certainly beats the FLOMAX and generics thereof!Yesterday i headed off to have another PSA check and shall be picking it up today sometime.
The last one i had was at 5 weeks and indicated a PSA drop from 10,3 to 3,6.
Let's hope this one has a similar drop off!

ANDES BORDER ARGENTINA/CHILE

LANDSLIDE IN ANDES