Do U really mean PSA: Psa means prostate specific antigen, and there are no symptoms related 2 it as u describe. U need 2 confer with an urologist if it is high or has been rising. @ 70 years it is not unusual 2 b high.
Answered 9/28/2016
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PSA...?: Go to see urologist or any professionals for counseling on general health and its potential normal variation. Psa itself is not known to cause any specific symptom, but specific disease condition such as metastasis of prostae cancer to bone, in time, may cause bony pain, anemia, etc. And of course, such condition may push psa high and high to even occasionally to 2-3000+ ng/ml with most in...
Answered 5/7/2014
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See answer: Psa is an enzyme normally produced in every man's prostate gland. Psa is most commonly elevated in 3 different prostate conditions: hence its name, "prostate-specific antigen." these prostate conditions are prostate enlargement, prostate cancer, and prostate infection or inflammation all of which may or may not be associated with symptoms. The psa enzyme itself is not associated with any symptoms.
Answered 2/4/2017
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