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PSA levels increase. When to be concerned?
Prostate Cancer | Last Active: Jul 30 11:18am | Replies (33)Comment receiving replies
Maybe an MRI can determine if there really is a problem. It could be BPH and an antibiotic might get him back down even more.
Good urologists can investigate this issue and figure out whether there really is a problem.
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Hello, I have been diagnosed with slow growth prostate cancer at 52 and now 54. My PSA level is now 8 They wanted to remove my prostate, but I didn’t want that so I went on active surveillance. What can I do to lower the PSA? My next blood test is August this year 2025 I have no pain and I have trust issues with my doctors since they told me I didn’t need an MRI but I would like to have one. I had three biopsies at the 12 or 14 needles. Only one needle came back positive out of 12 mg or milliliter sample 9 mm or milligrams was positive for cancer.