TOPIC: Checking for prostate cancer after getting PMMA, anybody done it?

These kind of threads are riddled with a neurotic, hypochondriac way of thinking. You should be scanning yourself for prostate cancer because you are a man, especially if you are entering your latter years. The idea that you've had PMMA injected to you, something not considered a carcinogen, and you somehow now equate this process with the need to check your prostate is indicative of the fact that you should have never approached Phalloplasty to begin with.

What's next, you're losing hair because of your PMMA? Ear infection, maybe it's PMMA?

I have had a PSA test done about 18 months ago with no problems. So far no serious problems with PMMA in anyway.
I plan to do another test soon and will keep you posted.