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PSA spike: any feedback re possible prostate cancer?
Prostate Cancer | Last Active: Dec 19 12:04pm | Replies (18)Comment receiving replies
The first thing they'll likely do is repeat the PSA test. Many normal activities can cause a temporary fluctuation like that, so they'll try to determine if your last reading is the start of a trend, or just a temporary blip.
Best of luck, and keep up with the screening!
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Just left my PCP and they repeated the PSA test, should have results in a few days. If still elevated, then I have to go to the urologist.
My PCP told me that when he was diagnosed with prostate cancer that his PSA went from 0.9 to 2.7, not exactly reassuring