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PSA levels vary with increasing age.
A few details regarding age of the individual, type of surgery, and the problem prior to surgery would go along way toward determining whether the reported PSA level is abnormal.
However, a PSA level of 1.5 ng/ml is within the normal range for any age group.
To check for improvement, it would be best to correlate this finding with the PSA levels that were reported prior to intervention.
Do post additional details if you need further clarifications.
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