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Re: Re: Re: Re: DRIED BLOOD AND/OR SCAR TISSUE IN URINE AFTER RRP
The only thing my urologist said about PSA testing is to be sure that you don't get the test too soon after any trauma to the prostate. Having sex, getting a DRE and having surgery will temporarily increase PSA output. I don't know how long after something like surgery to wait. My first PSA after the da Vinci was several months.
