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Change in PSA insignificant?
Trew
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Different reasons leed to different outcomesralph.townsend1 said:It matter's
It matter's where they do the blood test. My doctor used different test location. :-) So I would have different test result. One would be at 0.2 and the other at 0.4 psa.
Different labs may have different assay kits each with different LLD (low level of detection) and different accuracy, and labs may use different fixed thresholds (<0.1 = 0.1), and as well, different day of drawing blood (body biorhythm), etc., etc.; it all may influence and become a reason for different results.
Get the results on paper first. In any case, a singular result has no significance. You will need three readings for a conclusion.
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