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Can a man have prostate cancer with no pain symptoms? a cyscoscspy showed no cancer fragment but still scared got told chronic prostatitis for sure

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Yes: Early prostate cancer has few symptoms. You should speak to your urologist, because fragments from a TURP often miss prostate cancer. The exam, psa and other factors tell them about the likelihood of prostate cancer.

Answered 12/30/2017

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Yes: Prostate cancer is usually painless until very late. It is very uncommon in men your age. Chronic prostatitis is a family of disease -- with or without demonstrable infection -- and whatever you actually have is likely to be a longtime nuisance and very unlikely to be a prostate cancer or to lead to one. Antibiotics, stool softeners & more may be in your future.

Answered 12/10/2013

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