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My psa is a 5, i'm going for a ultrasound guidance prostate biopsy. is this procedure painful. is it necessary?
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At 55 yes: Prostatic biopsy at 55 is indicated ( yes necessary ) , relatively low low risk out patient procedure , rarely needs strong pain medication for some none after the procedure .
Answered 4/24/2016
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