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Im 50 years old, suffer from anxiety. my psa came back at 0.350. is that normal? and can stress and anxiety raise psa levels?
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At your age it is considered normal. Sress and anxiety does not affect PSA level. Relax and enjoy life
Answered 6/5/2023
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