PSA: If you prostate cancer surgery or removal of your prostate your psa should be less than 0.1. If you had prostate surgery for benign disease, your psa is normal.
Answered 8/28/2013
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Here are...: After a successful radical prostatectomy rp) for prostate cancer, psa is expected to be around 0.01-0.02 ng/ml. But, no matter who did it and how was done, some one third of post-rp are still expected to have rising psa in time of f/u, which may suggest 3 things: local recurrence, or spread to nearby tissue such as regional ln, or spread to far sites such as lungs, rib, spine, or pelvic bone.
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