My husband has been suffering greatly from esophagus pain and back pain (between the shoulder blades), fatigue and chills, no fever.
He has done numerous test that came back negative (including the gastroscopy).
He was treated for Helicobacter p. since the bloodwork showed the antibodies, which started decreasing after the treatment. However, his symptoms remained.
The test showed high feritine - 567 ng/ml (it was probably even higher, but it hadn’t been caught in time, max. is set at 400 ng/ml);
and high PSA (prostate-specific antigen): 3,82 ng/ml (reference value is less than 2 ng/ml, and his previous test showed 0,99 ng/ml).
These two results can be indicative of the prostate cancer, BUT, his symptoms are really weird, they point to problems with stomach and everything’s clear and he didn’t react to antacids, PPIs or H2 blockers. If anything they made the pain worse.
Could prostate cancer provoke gastric symptoms?
What can provoke these symptoms with these results?
Thank you!