Don’t Get Caught With Your Pants Up!

September is Prostate Cancer Awareness month.  Each year at this time men are reminded to get their prostate gland checked for abnormalities.  This is done with a PSA blood test and rectal exam.

PSA or prostate specific antigen is a blood test that can detect abnormalities in the prostate gland.  It is a non-specific test meaning that it does not tell you exactly what is wrong with the prostate, only that there is an abnormality.  For this reason, I like to compare this with the check engine light on your car.  When you see this light come on in your

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