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About a year ago during an exam doctor found a 2.73cm x 2.43cm cyst in the central gland of prostate. when should i start worrying? thank you!
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Prostate: You should have a discussion with the doctor who diagnosed it. If you are still concerned, seek a second opinion from a urologist.
Answered 12/3/2014
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Hopefully never: Keep getting routine examinations and testing done, including screening tests for the prostate, that if done properly can be helpful in determining any serious issues you would need to be concerned about.
Answered 11/28/2017
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