Tomorrow is my biopsy. Im NELS 56 year old. Nov 14 2024 had my physical annual and my PSA was 2.14. It was that way for the last 10 years. On Nov 29 2024 I had a high fever and joint pain but no congestion. After several Covid test negative i noticed that my urine was dribbling out. I made an appointment with a urologist on Dec 09 and he did a urine and blood test. He said urine came back with an infection and PSA came back 67. He put me on antibiotics and shot in the arm. So in 23 days it went from 2.21 to 67.0. 3 days later I did another PSA test it went to 31.They did all exams cystoscopy pressure test sonogram of bladder digital rectal everything came back good. On Jan 06 2025 they did an MRI which showed all good no lesions. Did a PSA test today and it is now 5.37. The Biopsy is tomorrow. I feel fine except pain or just discomfort in my lower buttock area. I used to get this discomfort after carrying heavy items over 20 years ago. First Urologist said Biopsy. Second urologist said just monitor psa and another PSA test in 3 months. Third Urologist said BIOPSY. Confusing
Hello nels
A warm welcome to the Macmillan Online Community - although I am so sorry to find you here. I am Brian one of the Community Champions here at Macmillan. I am in the 4th year of my personal Prostate Cancer journey.
The online Community is divided into various cancer specific groups and I would advise you to join the dedicated Prostate Cancer group and here's the link:
Just click on the link and once the page opens up, click on "join" on the black banner at the bottom of the page. Once you have joined the group why not introduce yourself in the "New Here - Say Hello" section. You can either copy and paste or repost your original post. You are assured of a warm welcome.
I hope the biopsy goes well today and I hope to "meet" you again in our little part of the Community.
Best wishes - Brian.
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