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Husband's elevated PSA level: What could it mean?

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You might want to ask your PCP to order a PSE test from Oxford Biodynamics. It's a blood test that boasts a 94% accuracy of how likely, or unlikely, your husband is to have prostate cancer based on looking at biomarkers. It is used to decide if a biopsy is needed or for recognizing a biological re-occurrence. They say that a PSA test alone is 55% accurate. Here is their product web page:
https://www.94percent.com/
If you do an MRI and/or biopsy, you might want to also do a telehealth with a center of excellence.

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@bens1
This is so enlightening! We haven't heard of a PSE test, and will research it right now! We are so encouraged and grateful by the amount of help here we're already receiving! Thank you!