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What are the nhs obliged to test someone who feels they have prostate problems?
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Unsure: About the rules of NHS, but if you think you have urinary issues or you have a first degree male relative ie father or brother with prostate cancer then your physician would seriously consider testing your prostate sooner than later.
Answered 10/1/2015
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