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Prostate cancer is a disease in which cancer develops in the prostate, a gland in the male reproductive system. Cancer occurs when cells of the prostate mutate and begin to multipl...

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Hello, I just went through the Chemo crap for HEP C , finished the last pills 4 weeks ago.No detectable HEP C , that is cool.... BUT, I just got labs back from LABCORP which included the PSA test and I am comparing before my Treatment for HEP C and last Thursday labs.Before the number was 1.3 at the low end , now it is 3.6 at the high end. I am not worried but , more curious if any one that has done a bunch of PSA tests have an explanation by chance. I am making an appointment with my Internal Medicine guy for this week to go these numbers.My HDL dropped from 47 to now 27 but , I was a lump on a couch since last year November so that might have something to do with that crap.... Just thought I would throw this out as I survived the HEP C through the DS HEP C board....
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