I had the so called normal PSA 3.75. However my PCP did not like the continued rise in my PSA over the years and referred me to urologist.

Urologist did a DME and was normal. I want to mentioned the normal finding now as it turned out I did have prostate cancer and a normal DME cannot rule out that you do not have cancer. It is looking for noctuals and hard spots but prostate cancer is a cellular cancer and can still be at cellular level.

Urolgist ordered MRI with some type of special contrast. MRI showed suspicious areas. Urologist ordered biopsies. Done transpernial with MRI/Fusion. Gleason came back 3+4=7. Referred to R/O.

R/O went over options and asked if I wanted Decipher which was first time I had heard about it. I said yes. It came back as low risk. My recommended treatment was changed from radiation with hormone to radiation only.

A normal prostate DME does not rule out having prostate cancer. Also insist on tests like Decipher and PSMA that can help define your cancer far more than just biopsies.