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Should I be concerned?

Prostate Cancer | Last Active: Aug 25 4:58pm | Replies (7)

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BPH Can cause an enlarged prostate, which then can cause a high PSA. The thing is the MRI did find Three possible lesions with a PIRADS 4 score. They do not guarantee that there is prostate cancer, but they do make it likely.

If you could get a PSE test, it would be able to tell you whether or not there was prostate cancer in your system, If it says no, then you don’t need a biopsy. It is 94% accurate. Just another option, Not sure if you have that available, but it is FDA approved.

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Thanks for the feedback, I researched the PSE test it’s something I definitely would do , however after looking into it not many Drs in my area are advocates.