Seven causes of a high PSA that are not cancer

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The prostate-specific antigen test is a blood test that measures levels of a protein the prostate gland produces. Men with prostate cancer usually have elevated levels of this protein, but heightened levels do not always mean cancer.
Other health conditions may also cause prostate-specific antigen (PSA) levels to rise. In some cases, an elevated PSA is temporary and not a sign of a health problem at all.

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What Every Man Should Know About Prostatitis

 

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Frequently Asked Questions About PSA

 

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High PSA: Prostatitis or Prostate Cancer?

The video features Dr. Mark Scholz discussing prostatitis and prostate cancer, and how they affect PSA levels. Prostatitis is inflammation of the prostate that can come from various causes, including infection and autoimmune reactions. The chronic low-grade form of prostatitis is common and...

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