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Hi everyone,
I’m 31 years old and recently had a prostate evaluation (TRUS). The results showed a prostate volume of about 37 ml.
My PSA levels are within the normal range - 0,93 - 1,3, and both digital rectal exam (DRE) and TRUS didn’t show any abnormalities or suspicious lesions.
However, I’m a bit worried because 37 ml seems slightly enlarged for my age. I’ve also had this value remain relatively stable over time.
Has anyone else experienced something similar at a younger age? Could this still be within normal variation, or should I be pushing for further diagnostics like MRI or biopsy despite normal PSA and imaging?
No pain or other symptoms .

Hi everyone,
I’m 31 years old and recently had a prostate evaluation (TRUS). The results showed a prostate volume of about 37 ml.
My PSA levels are within the normal range, and both digital rectal exam (DRE) and TRUS didn’t show any abnormalities or suspicious lesions.
However, I’m a bit worried because 37 ml seems slightly enlarged for my age. I’ve also had this value remain relatively stable over time.
Has anyone else experienced something similar at a younger age? Could this still be within normal variation, or should I be pushing for further diagnostics like MRI or biopsy despite normal PSA and imaging?
No pain or other symptoms .

Hi everyone,
I’m 31 years old and recently had a prostate evaluation (TRUS). The results showed a prostate volume of about 37 ml.
My PSA levels are within the normal range, and both digital rectal exam (DRE) and TRUS didn’t show any abnormalities or suspicious lesions.
However, I’m a bit worried because 37 ml seems slightly enlarged for my age. I’ve also had this value remain relatively stable over time.
Has anyone else experienced something similar at a younger age? Could this still be within normal variation, or should I be pushing for further diagnostics like MRI or biopsy despite normal PSA and imaging?
No pain or other symptoms .