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Anal pain, do i have prostate cancer?
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Hmmmm...: Anal pain is not a typical symptom of prostate cancer nowadays. If you are concerned about prostate cancer, you should see your primary care physician or urologist, and consider getting a digital rectal exam and a psa blood test.
Answered 9/28/2016
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