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Can a rising PSA be due to BPH?

D bennett
05/08/09
D bennett
Topics:Fluxuating PSAbph

The last two years my PSA was 1.8 and 1.9 consecutively. This year it was 3.2 but when tested about 30 days later it was 2.7. I do not have burning or difficulty in starting a stream. However I do get up frequently during the night, I sometimes have urgency, I dribble after urinating and I get a tingling in the prostrate as though I stll am urinating a little or haven't quite finished. I am 67 years of age.

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