Peter Attia· MD
A PSA density of more than 0.15, that raises a red flag.
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A PSA density of more than 0.15, that raises a red flag.
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if you have a PSA density that's below that threshold and you have a high PSA low percent free Etc you need a biopsy in my opinion
a young man let's say under 60 that's a PSA density of more than 0.1 or 0.12 yep
if the PSA density in a young man frankly is more than 0.1 I get a little worried if on an average age person if the PSA density is more than 0.15 I also get I start saying let's do some additional testing
if the PSA density in a young man frankly is more than 0.1 I get a little worried if on an average age person if the PSA density is more than 0.15 I also get I start saying let's do some additional test