I read the message (February 2One of the retired urology, saying that men should think very carefully before they ask GP to test PSA, with great interest. In 2012, I asked for a PSA test from my doctor at the time. She refused that he was not trustworthy and gave a lot of wrongful positive results.
She insisted, I told her that my brothers have prostate cancer and that there is a good opportunity because I got it as well. I have retreated. I had my PSA test and was positive.
After that, I had tests and ultimately a biopsy, which showed that I had cancer for sure. I received options and decided Random therapy. He was successful, and after 12 years, everything is fine. I am very grateful for our great NHS.
Noel Hannon
London
Return the message in the PSA test, my doctor always refers to “enhances stress and anxiety.” Maybe do.
Clav Roberts
Hanwell, London
