Should I worry about PSA rising from 0.05 to 0.07 after prostate surgery?
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7 months agoGood Morning, I has a PSA of 0.05 3 months after surgery, now 6 months it is 0.07 Should I be worried? I thought it should be below 0.2?? Any thoughts?? Jim C
Accepted Answer
It's completely understandable to feel concerned about any PSA changes after prostate surgery, and many patients share similar worries about what these numbers mean. While PSA levels can fluctuate for various reasons, these are important questions that deserve discussion with your medical team who can review your complete surgical and pathology details to provide the most accurate guidance for your specific situation.
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