Yeah, the jump was why they referred me to urology. Out of all the cores he took in my biopsy, only 1 core had any cancer cells. Most of them will never spread, but there are some that possibly could.
On the Gleason scoring system, I'm 3+4 =7.
They call it favorable intermediate, as most of the cancer in the sample will never spread.
I could actually just do active monitoring at this stage, but if I progress to Gleason 4+3, hormone therapy plus radiation comes into play. The recommendation from my radiation oncologist is to treat it now, rather than waiting. May never progress, but nobody can say.