PSA
PSA is the protein specific antigen, a protein secreted by the prostate gland. The level of PSA in the blood is a good indicator to detect prostate cancer early. Usually, if PSA levels are high in the blood, it signifies an onset of prostate cancer.
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While family history and genetics stands to be prime risk factors, however, experts believe by depending on these risk factors we might miss out on 80 per cent of prostate cancer cases.
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In 2012 the United States Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) recommended against screening for prostate cancer which saw an increase in number of deaths due to prostate cancer. In 2017 USPSTF changed their recommendation for men to consider prostate cancer screening as a preventive method for the said cancer.
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Switching to a plant-based diet can help to reduce risks of prostate cancer
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Before going for a biopsy it is necessary that you seek an opinion of an oncologist or urologist.
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This blood test can cut the chances of biopsies by 50 percent says, researchers
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Simple things can keep your prostate healthy and lower your risk of prostate cancer.
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Enlarged prostate, depending on the severity, might need a surgery or can be treated with just medication. Read this to know more.
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Wondering what the PSA test is all about? Read this to know more.
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Here's why ever man over the age of 60 years should get checked for prostate cancer periodically.
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All you need to know about reading your cancer screening blood tests.
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