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I am 77 years old and i have a psa of 19 should i be concerned i have never had any signs of any problem ?
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High PSA could mean something serious like Prostate cancer which initially does not cause any symptoms. It is best to see a Urologist and get checked out.
Answered 8/26/2021
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