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Has anyone heard or experienced this? I am 58, good shape, PSA at 11, having gone up from under 4 over the last 5 years. Three negative biopsies and 2 negative MRI's. Any thoughts? Similar experiences? Urulogists can'r explain it and have suggesyed another "random" biopsy. Why do that if the MRI's cannot even locate a problem???? Thanks
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My father had a high psa teens and up for more than 10 years. Multiple biopsies all came back negative. Dr. Never requested further testing until Oct of 2015 when my dad's PSA jumped from a 20 to over 200...two weeks later 500... two weeks after that over 900 and about a week after that it rose over 5300. The Dr immediately sent him for MRI, CT and
Bone scans. His prostate cancer was confirmed with a bone marrow biopsy. Stage 4, with bone and organ involvement. Started with chemo and hormone injections immediately. We traveled to find more suitable Dr's for him. His psa started dropping drastically. A couple month ago, his psa started to rise again slowly, so his Dr started him on zytiga which has dropped his psa down to .87! I've said all this to say please consider further testing. It could be and hopefully is nothing. My father walked around for over 10 years with an extremely high psa and Dr's unwilling to do more extensive testing. And the cancer has yet to be seen in the prostate, however, the bone marrow biopsy confirmed prostate cancer cells. Best of luck
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