I had all my T levels from every blood test going back to 2008 along with every PSA test and never got over a 2.9 but still had PC with 4-3 and 3-4 in a 7mm lesion. My Excell medical spread sheet has all the results from all my blood tests. My PSA was 2.3 to 2.9 for over 5 years and I almost considered just watching it except for the 4-3 that I had confirmed at an outside pathology lab. It was the only thing that put me in the unfavorable intermediate risk category as it was only confined to the area of the lesion in my 120-gram prostate and there were only 4 positive cores out of 30 and my low PSA number made me question if I was even a poor risk. Then there is my age of 74. If I live 15 more years that puts me at 89 and I sure don't want to be in a nursing home. Like I said I am going to go back on T after I see my granddaughter in September and see how my PSA responds. With my huge prostate and age that was why I was never worried with a 2.9 PSA until my endocrinologist did the full PSA test.