This is what I suspected - your prostate (again, I'm not a trained medical provider) from early on produces "naturally" high PSA even at a much younger age; ie, total PSA 1.3 at the young age of 42 is normal, but yet slightly elevated for such age group. Similarly, fluctuating PSA 2.5-3.5 is also normal, but still slightly elevated for a 51. Now I'd be worried if your baseline PSA was under 1, and you're running at those elevated levels today.
Has your doctor ever made any comments about your slightly elevated (but still normal) PSA levels?
I suspect you have a chronic asymptomatic inflammatory prostatitis for years.
I'm curious to know what the doctor has to say.
Thanks,
Omar
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