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Worried of high PSA levels? It’s not always a sign of prostate cancer! Read now to know the non-cancerous reasons which cause your PSA level to go up. Visit http://www.kcurology.com/conditions/prostate-cancer.html for more information.
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Did you know prostate cancer is the most common male cancer in the United States? High PSA level is the first indicator of prostate cancer but it’s often a symptom of less serious conditions. Here are some common causes of high PSA levels! kcurology.com
Prostatitis Prostatitis is the inflammation of the prostate gland and it can be very painful and distressing. This condition can cause a high rise in PSA level. Bacterial Prostatitis can be treated with antibiotics but non-bacterial Prostatitis is harder to treat. kcurology.com
Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) BPH is an enlargement of prostate gland with more cells making PSA. It’s the most common prostate problem for men over 50 and does not produce any serious complications. A digital rectal exam can differentiate BPH and prostate cancer. kcurology.com
Urinary Tract Infection Infection near the urinary tract or prostate gland can irritate and inflame prostate cells and results in high PSA. Most urinary tract infections are caused by bacteria and can be treated using antibiotics. kcurology.com
Medical Procedures Any traumatic interference with the architecture around the prostate gland can cause your PSA level to rise. Placing the catheter into the bladder is the most common type of trauma that makes your PSA rise. kcurology.com
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