August 13, 1971. Village of Oak Ridge ~ P.O. Box 111 ~ Oak Ridge, MO 63769. Information about the Oak Ridge Sewer System. How it works. Every residence has a pump tank and a control panel. The tank is in the ground and is covered with a green fiberglass lid.
What does PSA mean â Prostate Specific Antigen. What is PSA? Prostate Specific Antigen PSA, is an enzyme found in the blood produced exclusively by prostate cells. Normal levels of PSA in the blood are small amounts between 0-2.5 ng/ml. Higher than normal levels, greater than 2.5 ng/ml, can be caused by cancer or benign, non-cancerous conditions such as enlarged prostate, prostate inflammation, infection, or trauma.
Prostate-specific antigen (PSA) is a protein produced by the prostate and found in the blood. A PSA blood test can detect prostate cancer early, but it may not save lives. Sound confusing? It is. Many prostate cancers grow slowly, so a PSA test may save the lives of some men while causing others to have unnecessary surgeries or radiation treatments, which could cause lifelong problems such as erectile dysfunction or incontinence.