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2. PSA reading 5.57; At 70+ should I worry? | Prostate Problems -...

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   Posted 7 years ago. H Jeremy, I'm 69 soon to be 70. My PSA jumped from 2.7 to 5.7 when I was diagnosed with an enlarged prostate. Also I hadn't had the test done in about 4 years. My urologist and primary doctor both told me 5.7 is good. Evidently the prostate enlarging causes the number to go up. I'd say you're fine.

3. Enlarged Prostate: Causes and Treatment - Patient

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   Prostatitis means that you have inflammation of your prostate gland. There are two main types of prostatitis: short-lived (acute) or persistent (chronic). It can also be caused by an infection (infective) or be non-infective. Less than 1 in 10 cases of prostatitis are due to bacterial infection.

4. General Learning Disability (Classification and Management) -...

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   Learning disability classification 3 4. Although the term 'intellectual disability' is becoming accepted internationally, 'learning disability' is the most widely used and accepted term in the UK. The WHO classifies severity of an intellectual disability as: 1 5. Mild (0.1-2.3 percentile): approximate IQ range of 50 to 69 (in adults, mental age ...

5. Understanding your cholesterol levels | Cholesterol Test -...

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   Dr Yassir Javaid, MRCGP. Cholesterol levels are measured in millimoles per litre (mmol/L) in the UK. The government recommends that the general population aims for under 5 mmol/L of total cholesterol (TC) levels, but up to three out of five adults in the UK have levels of 5 mmol/L or above 2. Your doctor will explain your cholesterol readings ...