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Re: psa

Chip, Terry says about all there is to say concerning PSA so reading that is a MUST.

But just to give you some idea. I had a PSA test 22 days after a saturation biopsy (more than 20 needles)and it was 5.98. A test at the same lab 3 weeks later was 1.75. Huge difference - as there will be with yours, I'm sure.

Ted from England

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