Day: August 12, 2025

After prostate surgery—whether it’s a complete removal or a less extensive procedure—keeping track of your PSA levels becomes a vital part of your health routine. PSA, which stands for prostate-specific antigen, is produced by prostate cells, so it’s normal to see your levels drop after surgery.  But sometimes PSA can behave unpredictably, leaving you wondering […]

If you’ve recently had a prostatectomy (prostate removal surgery), or you’re supporting someone who has, you may be wondering: what exactly is a dangerous PSA level after prostate removal? PSA, or prostate-specific antigen, is a key marker doctors use to track prostate health — but how do these levels change once the prostate is out? […]