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during my Hospital stay back in May I'm In The Hospital. the hospital did an MRI exam of my pelvic region and they noticed some spots on my prostrate. 2 weeks ago I had another MRI to see if the spots went away after that massive infection - they did not. One is 1 cm long and another is 2 cm (same size as before). While I was in the hospital, they took blood and my PSA measured at 7.7 (high, but not crazy high). Yesterday at my Urology consult appt they did another blood test (still waiting on my PSA results). I'm scheduled for a biopsy next month. but on a high point my vital stats are in GREAT shape  
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Sorry to hear that Dearborn, I literally just when through the same scenario. My PSA was/is elevated 7.65, slightly enlarged prostate, MRI Pi-Rads score overall 3 with one pea-sized lesion which got a Pi-Rads score of 4. 4Kscore = 40 suggesting aggressive cancer, which sounded very scary, so I ended up having (12) biopsies and all came back negative. The small spots your MRI detected is probably associated to BPH aka enlarged prostate. I wouldn't worry about it but good luck with the biopsies, hopefully they come back negative. 
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Darn, Dearborn!!! You're due for some massive good luck, so go buy a lottery ticket!
Inordinately fascinated by bits of metal with strange markings and figures
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Thanks all, and as you can see, I'm not stressing over it yet (as you can tell from my BP and pulse rate) 
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Quote: You're due for some massive good luck, so go buy a lottery ticket! not a bad idea Hondo (and MrPink) - 2 sounds about right 
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Hope all turns out good for you Dearborn. If cancer when caught early there's a very high success rate of living though there can be some lifestyle side effects.
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Quote: though there can be some lifestyle side effects. yeah, like having to wear 'Manpers' 
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Hopefully all goes well and you don't have prostate cancer. Wishing for the best, Dearborn! 
Errers and Varietys.
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thanks David 
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Well, you have been having some health challenges. Best of wishes that the biopsy comes back negative.
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Quote: Well, you have been having some health challenges. Best of wishes that the biopsy comes back negative. Thanks Nickel  I sure wouldn't wish getting old onto the young folks. 
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Best wishes to you, Dearborn. Great looking stats, though! Getting older definitely isn't for the faint of heart... 
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No, it sure ain't Hokie it sure ain't
but I logged on to check on my blood work - I thought I would get a phone call about it, but they didn't - anyways, my PSA is down at .8 which is great, but I'll still get the biopsy though (just in case)
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