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PSA Increase?

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Hi,
From what I understand an increase of your PSA would be an indicator of possible metastatic Prostate cancer. An increase of PSA could also indicate Benign prostate hyperplasia, your doctor would prescribe further testing to get a diagnosis. Radioactive bone scan imaging could also used to detect cancer that has spread to you bones.
Dave 3+4
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Tico,
How was your PCa treated ? I am assuming via proctectomy. IF it were via RT, then some PSA should have shown since treatment. Why are you worried about bone metastasis ? Have you had PSA results that have risen ?
Bone metastasis is most commonly a serious, advanced condition, with PSA levels highly elevated. I doubt that any man could have verified bone metastasis and show undetectable PSA -- it would make no or little sense. But this is a generality.
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