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Re: Help for a worried Newbie

Tony, your PSA has been slowly moving up over the last 10 years. If you had aggressive disease you would already be dead. The worst that will happen is you will need treatment(s). I've had them and for me the worry was worse than the treatments.

Re: Help for a worried Newbie

Hi Frank, Believe me I want to believe that....My history of PSA was
Feb/06 1.2
Then a large gap until I presented myself at docs with my increasing urinary frequency
April/14 3.1
August/14 3.1
April/15 3.1
June/16 7.5

It's that rapid rise in just over a year that's blowing my mind.....But I have decided to book myself in to a chiropractor to find the cause of the back ache (hopefully muscular) and then that may take some of the anxiety away

Thanks again for talking me off of the ledge & happy 4th July

Tony

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