John, I did I deicde that it was time for a PSA test when my father was diagnosed with secondary prostate cancer in 2016 and was surprised when the result was 11.5 as I was 62 and had no symptoms. A DRE didn't show anything I had a MRI that was clear and a template biopppsy that was also clear. I then attended the PSA clinic with 6 monthly tests and my PSA was going down until March 2018 when it jumped up, I had another DRE (normal) and a MRI scan in May 2018 that was clear. On my next visit to the PSA clinic it had dropped and I was discharged from the PSA clinic with my GP to do 6 monthly PSA for the next two years, but when I had my next PSA test in had jumped from 6.4 to 8.4, another DRE (normal) MRI (resulting in my post above) and a template biopsy for which I am waiting results
Thanks
Terry