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Would prostatitis show up in a full blood panel?
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No: Prostatitis is a clinical diagnosis, not a laboratory diagnosis. Urine tests may show infection or inflammation, but usually not. The psa may also be elevated. The only way to diagnose prostatitis is with a physical examination.
Answered 4/1/2013
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