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Prostate specific antigen test report.
I am attaching my Jan 2024 USG abdomen report.
I would also like to share that my PSA reading of Jan 2024. It was 2.32 whereas today Jan 2025 PSA reading is 0.84. I have been taking Urimax D since Jan 2024 and have no symptoms. Urine is normal as per my age. I am not diabetic. I occasionally wake up once in the night to urinate which too is not uncontrollable. Do I need to go for a USG abdomen ?
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Dr. Gulakavarapu S V S Sammohit
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It is advisable to have a USG KUB done annually. The PSA level is normal, but it is important to monitor the prostate size and post-void residual (PVR) volume through the ultrasound.You can continue using Urimax D
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