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

Posted by katebaker @katebaker, Apr 10 2:27pm

Hello, everyone. My husband, a few months ago, had a PSA of 6. His PCA prescribed antibiotics, which brought that number down to 4. He had a follow up appointment with a urologist today, scheduled a biopsy, and this doctor gave him a potential chance of cancer of 60/40%, and unfortunately, didn't seem supportive, or even explain other possibilities for his elevated PSA. I'm wondering if anyone has insight on this? My husband does not have a family history of prostrate cancer. Thank you, thank you!

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@jeffmarc no it doesn’t, it varies, I had 2.67 psa and have stage 2 prostate cancer.

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I was replying to somebody that has a Gleason 10. That is a very aggressive case, especially when their PSA went from 18 To 31 and two weeks.

I am really unsure what you are talking about.

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