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G'day It's NOPE for me. Jo, the gloved finger is only used if a PSA test indicates it's necessary and then it's only an indicator that the next stage that a needle biopsy is needed. If it was a standard test for every docs visit getting blokes to the doctors would be like herding cats! Remember guys. Prostate cancer is very common. Lower grades are the most common and you can die with prostate cancer rather than of it. The higher are rarer but are the secound highest cancer killer of men. Find it early and your in with a good chance. You can survive and trust me it's a great place to be! Chris

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Gday Its NOPE for me. Prostate cancer is the secound largest cancer killer of men just behind lung cancer. Unlike lung cancer it has a simple blood test that can indicate it's possible presence. A simple pin prick every 2 years called a PSA test. Biggest chance is its a more benign version and you die with the cancer rather than of it. If you get a more virilent version it will kill you if not treated. I'm a prostate cancer survivor. 2 years post OP. Having a level 5 cancer staged at P3a means I still have a 40 per cent chance of it's return. If your a bloke over 40 get the simple test. Yes and stay smoke free more smokers get the virulent cancers C

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