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One month before my psa 7 i am having urinary infection now i taken blood psa:2.29ng/ml, free psa:0.14ng/ml, % free psa 6.1% advice me?
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The marked reduction: Is a good prognostic sign. I would assume your doctor told you that the elevated psa was due to a concurrent prostate infection. I am sure they will continue to monitor this situation with more psa tests.
Answered 1/5/2019
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