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PSA 11.9 have biopsy next week. With this high does it mean cancer. have some symptoms but hard to tell due to esrd. 5 mths ago it was 5.8. Is it common in dialysis patients. Would like to have some info. and hear from someone who has been there. Especially about the road ahead. Am 66 yrs. old and no previous issues with this.

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Hello Rascal01, this community is a great one and folks will share information, support, and their experiences over time. I don't have any direct experience with prostate health (being female) but wanted to share a trusted source with you as you wait for further testing: health.harvard.edu/topics/p.... I hope you have a safe and savory Thanksgiving!

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