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Can Prostatitis Along With Lower Back Pain Result In Increased PSA Levels?
Hi, can prostatitis cause a raise in PSA levels. my level has risen from 5.8 to 7.55 in 6 months. I live in China at the moment and won t have a biopsy here. I have a lot of the symptoms of prostatitis, chronic lower back pain with the pain going through to my left testicle, sometimes trouble urinating consistently, no problem at night though. My specialist in Australia wants me to back for a biopsy but I am unable to at the moment. Your advice would be appreciated.
Mon, 27 Feb 2017
Sexual Diseases Specialist, Dr. Chandra's Response
generally PSA level increase is related to prostate..you prostate may be enlarged .it generally enlarge after age of 45 ++. PSA generally signify malignant nature but biopsy is made for confirmation.
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Can Prostatitis Along With Lower Back Pain Result In Increased PSA Levels?
generally PSA level increase is related to prostate..you prostate may be enlarged .it generally enlarge after age of 45 ++. PSA generally signify malignant nature but biopsy is made for confirmation.