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Prostatitis: not cancer, not an enlarged prostate

Dr. Fernando Gómez Sancha · Urologist · Medical Director of ICUA

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In fact, all men would have it if we lived to be 100. So, it's it's extremely common. Diagnosis is made with PSA, a blood test, and with a prostate MRI and biopsy when necessary. [music] And surgery isn't always required. Some cancers are actively monitored without immediate treatment. [music] When intervention's needed, at ICUA, we use