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How would a man be diagnosed with prostate cancer?

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By you MD: First examination by your md , if repeat psa levels are still elevated , biopsy of prostate is still gold standard. If biopsy is negative and still suspicious for malignancy, testing for the genetic marker pca3 is helpful to detect the presence of carcinoma..

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Biopsy: The only way to confirm a diagnosis of prostate cancer is to perform a biopsy. Other tests may be suggestive of cancer but only a biopsy can prove it.

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