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I am 58 years old.i have pain in my lower abdomen my psa is 3.6 i have got mri my dr said that my prostate got a bit larger does prostate give pain?
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Elevated psa: Enlarge prostate does not cause pain. A prostate infection may cause pain.
Answered 4/22/2017
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