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What is a prostate-specific antigen (PSA) test, and what is a normal PSA level?

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What is a prostate-specific antigen (PSA) test, and what is a normal PSA level?

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That’s a good answer but isn’t is true that your PSA levels could fluctuate for a great many reasons and super high PSA doesn’t mean prostate cancer, just a chance of it. It’s a supportive diagnostic that can been useful. To keep a healthy prostate and normal PSA level, taking Super Beta Prostate supplement in addition to a healthy diet and exercish plan should be adequate. 
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The prostate-specific antigen has been a test that’s been around for a little over 25 years. It’s a simple blood test. So we basically take a sample of blood and you look for a protein that’s basically produced by the prostate. The problem is people think a PSA or prostate-specific antigen equals prostate cancer. It actually is something that’s normally expressed in the prostate. So it’s not really something unique to cancer, but we do find it in the blood when patients have cancer often.

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