Re: Prostate

Seems the thumbnails are not working like I thought they would, so let me print out some numbers.
The Graph goes from a 6.5 in May of '15 to a 7.5 in October of '15. Then in January 2016 it shot up as high as 12.9. That is an attention getter. After several more visits with the professionals, an MRI of my prostate, my wallet weighs about $1300.00 less, and still could not get a confirmation one way or another. Meantime, March 30 of this year I get another PSA test and it was 8.0. They keep wanting to do a biopsy and I politely decline. I just cannot justify that with numbers this low. I will continue this route and monitor.
Also, I had a free PSA test done and it came back at 12%
What this means is that the probability of my having cancer in my prostate are roughly 25%. Neither of my doctors did this test, nor did they test for bacterial or fungal infections that could account for prostatitis.
I am just about done with the WhiteCoats. If I break a bone I know where to go, but beyond that I am losing faith in those people about as fast as I did in politicians 20 or so years ago. Tweet