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Road to Diagnosis: My Doctor Thought I Had a UTI, But Really I Had Stage 4 Prostate Cancer
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I would go through a couple more rounds of misdiagnoses and antibiotics before I was ultimately diagnosed with stage 4 prostate cancer.
A New Diagnosis... And More AntibioticsIn June, my symptoms were so bad that I went back to the doctor.
Getting the DiagnosisIn addition to a biopsy of my prostate, I had a prostate-specific antigen (PSA) test done—a blood test that can help detect prostate cancer.
Together, the biopsy and PSA test showed I had prostate cancer.
Even though my mother had cancer and I had thyroid cancer 30 years earlier, I wasn’t familiar with cancer staging.
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