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Why Your High PSA Test May Not Be Prostate Cancer

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In this episode, we delve into the often nerve-wracking topic of high PSA levels and what they truly mean for your prostate health. Join us as we chat with Nelson Vergel, a chemical engineer turned health researcher, who shares his insights on understanding PSA levels beyond the fear of cancer.

We explore the basics of PSA, or prostate-specific antigen, and discuss how elevated levels can arise from various non-cancerous factors like prostatitis, recent medical procedures, and lifestyle choices. Discover how even activities like cycling can temporarily affect your PSA readings.

Nelson Vergel sheds light on the significance of distinguishing between regular PSA and free PSA, helping you and your doctor better assess the likelihood of prostate cancer. We emphasize the importance of early detection and regular checkups to stay informed about your health.

Learn about the resources available on discountedlabs.com, where you can access affordable PSA tests without the hassle of insurance or doctor's referrals. Take control of your health journey with knowledge and empowerment.

Tune in to understand the intricacies of high PSA levels and the proactive steps you can take for your well-being. Remember, knowledge is power, and staying informed is key to making better health decisions.

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In this episode, we delve into the often nerve-wracking topic of high PSA levels and what they truly mean for your prostate health. Join us as we chat with Nelson Vergel, a chemical engineer turned health researcher, who shares his insights on understanding PSA levels beyond the fear of cancer.

We explore the basics of PSA, or prostate-specific antigen, and discuss how elevated levels can arise from various non-cancerous factors like prostatitis, recent medical procedures, and lifestyle choices. Discover how even activities like cycling can temporarily affect your PSA readings.

Nelson Vergel sheds light on the significance of distinguishing between regular PSA and free PSA, helping you and your doctor better assess the likelihood of prostate cancer. We emphasize the importance of early detection and regular checkups to stay informed about your health.

Learn about the resources available on discountedlabs.com, where you can access affordable PSA tests without the hassle of insurance or doctor's referrals. Take control of your health journey with knowledge and empowerment.

Tune in to understand the intricacies of high PSA levels and the proactive steps you can take for your well-being. Remember, knowledge is power, and staying informed is key to making better health decisions.

  continue reading

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