Patient PSA triggers prostate biopsy after urology visit
A family member visits a urologist for urinary issues and an annual PSA test. He is told his PSA is abnormally high and a biopsy is advised to check for possible cancer. He returns after about two weeks for follow up.
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Delayed Biopsy Reports and Patient Stress Highlighted
Retired OB/GYN Clark Gillespie notes the emotional toll of waiting for biopsy results. He cites studies showing high stress hormones in patients awaiting breast and prostate biopsy outcomes and urges faster, compassionate reporting to strengthen doctor patient bonds.
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