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when he goes in have him ask for a "Free PSA" test, it's a simple blood test that is always correct, it's new so they don't do it as routein. But it beats the heck out of a biopsy, they'll want to do a biopsy. It measures the free and bound PSA, the lower the number (10% and under) the more certain it is cancer.
good luck!