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Can a prostate biopsy make my cancer spread?
The short answer is no. This has been examined in several different ways and there is certainly no evidence that a trans-rectal biopsy can make prostate cancer spread.
Written by Dr. David Kornguth on June 17, 2011 | 0 comments