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Prostate-specific antigen (PSA) in women - PubMed PSA levels in nipple aspirate fluid may be indicative of breast cancer risk High concentrations of PSA are found in amniotic fluid and the levels change with gestational age Pregnant women have elevated serum PSA PSA levels in serum also vary during menstrual cycles and increase in women with excess androgen
Prostate-Specific Antigen (PSA) in Women: What It Means When PSA Levels Are Elevated in Women Elevated PSA levels in women can be associated with a range of conditions, though it is not used as a primary diagnostic marker like for prostate cancer in men Breast cancer, particularly estrogen receptor-positive types, is one condition where PSA levels may be elevated
Female Prostate Cancer: Can It Happen? - Healthline Elevated PSA levels before treatment for cancer of the Skene’s glands, and declining levels after, were found in cases where people received radiation or surgery
Elevated Serum Prostate-Specific Antigen Levels in a Woman . . . Prostate-specific antigen (PSA) is a protein produced almost exclusively by the prostate Although various tissues in females have been found to produce very small amounts of PSA, serum PSA levels
Elevated Levels of Prostate-Specific Antigen in Serum of . . . Women have no prostate, and levels of PSA in female serum should be very low or undetectable Many recent reports, however, confirm that PSA is produced in the female breast (1) A relatively large study examined the levels of PSA in female serum and confirmed that, among serum samples from 1064 women, the highest concentration observed was 0 9 ng