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Re: Prostate Flush Cancer Cells?

Good reply. Thanks Terry. I was trying to figure out how aberrant cells get loose and come back later in life as growing PSA leading to cancer in spite of apparently successful prostate removals. Figured that some cancer cells may have been flushed out and looking for a new home. I used to theorize that cancer cells were occasionally dragged out by biopsys but that doesn't seem to be the case either. Just curious.

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