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Should an elevation in psa from .3 to 1.8, little over a year since last hormone injection, be of concern?
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Prostate Cancer: Really depends on the details of your prostate cancer (stage, grade, original psa) and what treatments you have had so far. This is a question your treating urologist or oncologist should be able to answer for you.
Answered 3/6/2013
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