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A member asked:
Psa 9.06 and normal sonography with no problm in urination is cancer suspected?
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Prostate cancer: Biopsy of prostate would probably be next in line of tests if your urologist is suspecting it.
Answered 9/28/2016
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Possible: This psa level is high for all age groups, however there are other reasons besides prostate cancer which cause elevations of psa. Have an examination and review with a urologist who can give you some guidance.
Answered 11/28/2013
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A great : Question! no single psa provides an anser to anything. Ever had a psa before? My practice is to empirically order an antibiotic, and repeat the test in a month. If the psa remain high, or higher, the ultra-sound can see suspicious hyp-echoic areas sometime, but not always. A biopsy may be next step. If positive, there is a lot to discuss: from watch to treat.
Answered 11/23/2016
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