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PSA (Prostate-Specific Antigen)

1 biomarkerPreparation requiredCapillary sampling or venous

The primary prostate health screen. Recommended for all men over 40 or anyone with a family history - a simple test that catches issues early.

What’s included in PSA (Prostate-Specific Antigen)

1 biomarker

PSA

How to prepare

5 requirements apply to this test. Open any row for the full clinical guidance.

Available for men.

Important preparation

  • ImportantAvoid sexual intercourse / ejaculation - 48hrs
    48 hours
    Avoid sexual intercourse or ejaculation for at least 48 hours before a PSA test, as recent ejaculation can raise PSA temporarily.
  • ImportantAvoid heavy resistance exercise 48hrs
    48 hours
    Avoid vigorous exercise, including heavy resistance or weight training, for 48 hours before a PSA test.
  • ImportantAvoid cycling 48hrs
    48 hours
    Avoid cycling, and anything else that puts pressure on the perineum, for at least 48 hours before a PSA test.

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