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08/26/2026 9:30 am  

On Reddit, there's a thread where a few posters admit their PSA is elevated after prostate play. They are not sure if it's temporary or potentially having a long lasting impact. To those long term players in particular, have you noticed elevated PSA that seems to relate to your prostate play? If you have sought medical advice, what do the doctors say? 

Note: While PSA is not considered a very reliable way to detect prostate cancer because of too many false alarms, it remains one of the few tools for early detection. So I think we should try to understand it if it does relate to prostate play.



   
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08/27/2026 6:42 am  

I don't know, In January I had my PSA tested because my doctor was running every test on me just to see why I had some health changes (weight gain and a couple other things related to my rapid onset of mild hypothyroidism) and she did PSA and the counts were so low they weren't even worth mentioning. And I've done prostate stimulation and play for 22 years now.



   
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08/27/2026 9:01 am  

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I don't know, In January I had my PSA tested because my doctor was running every test on me just to see why I had some health changes (weight gain and a couple other things related to my rapid onset of mild hypothyroidism) and she did PSA and the counts were so low they weren't even worth mentioning. And I've done prostate stimulation and play for 22 years now.

More likely than not, the PSA elevation is temporary in response to recent sexual activities before the test. I know it can get elevated after any kind of sexual activities within 48 hours before the test. What I'm not sure is if it responds more drastically with prostate play, and more importantly if the prostate play has any long term impact. Your experience certainly points to a resounding NO!

 



   
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