Internal Work and PSA rise

Male pelvic pain, prostatitis, IC
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Internal Work and PSA rise

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Anyone noticed a rise in PSA with extensive internal work (Stanford/Wise-Anderson Protocol)? My GP said not to worry about it that there's a correllation between the two.
Age: 55 Onset: 54. Helped by muscle relaxants (cyclobenzaprine), anti-anxiety prescription (atavin), stress reduction, hot baths, naproxen, Aleve (naproxen). Flaired by stress, alcohol, caffeine, chocolate, sex (ejaculation) and too much exercise. | Symptoms: burning pain in pubic area (hip to hip) and left groin area. Often constipated with burning urination after flair. Have read Dr. Wise's book cover to cover. Do stretching 2X daily as well as therapy work 3x week. 2 internal sessions/1 external.
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Who told you that there's a correlation?
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Re: Internal Work and PSA rise

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Age: 55 Onset: 54. Helped by muscle relaxants (cyclobenzaprine), anti-anxiety prescription (atavin), stress reduction, hot baths, naproxen, Aleve (naproxen). Flaired by stress, alcohol, caffeine, chocolate, sex (ejaculation) and too much exercise. | Symptoms: burning pain in pubic area (hip to hip) and left groin area. Often constipated with burning urination after flair. Have read Dr. Wise's book cover to cover. Do stretching 2X daily as well as therapy work 3x week. 2 internal sessions/1 external.
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GPs have nothing to input in this disorder. Not many uros are useful either, but GPs, meh. The PSA rise was how much?
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