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@samidh

You're likely correct, but in my situation, if it hadn't been for the incidental abdominal ultrasound (USG) I underwent, my cancer might have been advancing without my awareness, considering my seemingly normal PSA levels.

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You are correct as well. That is why my annual physical examination by my family doctor always included the PSA and a DRE but it was the rising PSA that triggered the referral to the Urologist and although his DRE didn't detect anything abnormal, the subsequent biopsy did generate a Gleason 6.