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Small concentrations of prostate specific antigen are normally present in the serum of all men and can be assessed by a simple blood test.
From a physiological point of view, the function of the PSA is to keep the seminal fluid fluid after ejaculation, so that the spermatozoa can move more easily in the female genital tract. or andrological - to identify forms of prostate cancer in the early stages.
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Small concentrations of prostate specific antigen are normally present in the serum of all men and can be assessed by a simple blood test.
From a physiological point of view, the function of the PSA is to keep the seminal fluid fluid after ejaculation, so that the spermatozoa can move more easily in the female genital tract. or andrological - to identify forms of prostate cancer in the early stages.
PSA is a specific marker of the organ, but not of the pathologies that affect it; in fact, high levels are recorded both in the presence of benign conditions (a prostatitis, a "benign prostatic hyperplasia, etc.), and of neoplastic processes of the prostate.
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