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Prostate Profile

£79.00

Maintaining prostate health becomes increasingly important as men get older. Changes in prostate-specific antigen (PSA) levels can provide useful information about the health of the prostate and may help identify conditions that require further medical assessment.

The Prostate Profile measures 3 key health indicators, including Total PSA, Free PSA, and the Free-to-Total PSA Ratio. Together, these biomarkers provide a more detailed assessment than a Total PSA test alone and can help healthcare professionals evaluate the likelihood of prostate-related conditions.

While this test is a valuable screening and monitoring tool, it cannot diagnose prostate cancer on its own. Abnormal results should always be interpreted by a healthcare professional and may require further investigation.

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Understanding Your Prostate Results

The prostate is a small gland located below the bladder that produces fluid forming part of semen. As men age, the prostate can enlarge or develop other conditions that may affect urinary function and PSA levels.

This profile measures both Total PSA and Free PSA, then calculates the Free-to-Total PSA Ratio. Looking at these markers together provides more clinical information than measuring Total PSA alone.

PSA levels may be raised for several reasons, including:

  • Benign enlargement of the prostate (Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia)
  • Prostatitis (inflammation or infection of the prostate)
  • Recent ejaculation
  • Certain medical procedures involving the prostate
  • Prostate cancer

Because ejaculation can temporarily increase PSA levels, it is generally recommended to avoid ejaculation for at least 48 hours before your blood test.

Regular PSA monitoring can be particularly valuable because changes over time may provide more useful information than a single result alone.

Who Should Consider This Test?

This profile may be suitable for men who:

  • Are aged 50 years or older.
  • Have a family history of prostate cancer.
  • Wish to monitor their prostate health.
  • Are being monitored after previous prostate investigations.
  • Have been advised by their clinician to undergo PSA testing.

Men experiencing symptoms such as frequent urination, difficulty passing urine, a weak urine stream, blood in the urine or semen, painful ejaculation, or persistent pelvic or lower back discomfort should seek medical advice promptly.

Health Indicators Included

Prostate (3 Health Indicators)

These biomarkers evaluate prostate-specific antigen levels to help assess prostate health and identify whether further clinical investigation may be appropriate. Although PSA testing is widely used in prostate screening and monitoring, results should always be considered alongside symptoms, medical history, and clinical assessment.

Biomarkers Included:

  • Free Prostate Specific Antigen (Free PSA)
  • Free : Total PSA Ratio
  • Prostate Specific Antigen (Total PSA)
Our Simple Process

Simple Steps to Accurate Blood Testing

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STEP 1

Blood Sample Collection

Our qualified phlebotomist safely collects your blood sample professionally.

STEP 2

Laboratory Analysis

Your sample is analysed by our accredited partner laboratory.

STEP 3

Receive Your Results

Receive clear reports with professional clinical interpretation and guidance.

STEP 4
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