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Enlarged Prostrate And Median Lobe Prominence In The Sonography Report. No Evidence Of Prostatitis. Cancer?

my Tr. Rec. Sonography report: Prostate appears moderately enlarged in size and shows hetrogeneous parenchymal echoes. Prominence of median lobe is seen, more marked on left side. No evience of pathlogical is seen. no evidence if solid mass lesion is seen. no evidence of prostatitis is seen. prostate capsul appear intact. size: 5.4x4.8x4.7 cms and volum is 63 cc. seminal vesicles: both seminal vesicles appear normal. no evidence of solid or cystic mass lesion is seen. Q: does it means cancer? Should i go for biopsy?
Tue, 6 Nov 2012
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Thanks for your query.Your ultrasound report is self explanatory that there is no cancer.It is a benign Enlargement of Prostate which is a part of aging process.Please consult Urologist who will advice you regarding further treatment.Please get your Serum PSA level done. Biopsy can be thought only if your serum PSA levels turn out to be higher than normal .There is no need to go for Biopsy at present.unless you get your Serum PSA level done
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Enlarged Prostrate And Median Lobe Prominence In The Sonography Report. No Evidence Of Prostatitis. Cancer?

Hello Thanks for your query.Your ultrasound report is self explanatory that there is no cancer.It is a benign Enlargement of Prostate which is a part of aging process.Please consult Urologist who will advice you regarding further treatment.Please get your Serum PSA level done. Biopsy can be thought only if your serum PSA levels turn out to be higher than normal .There is no need to go for Biopsy at present.unless you get your Serum PSA level done