Laboratory Tests
PSA
PSA, or prostate-specific antigen, is a protein produced by the prostate gland and measured in the blood, often reported as total and free PSA. The test is used to help assess prostate health in men.
A raised PSA can have several causes, including non-cancerous enlargement or inflammation as well as prostate cancer, so it cannot confirm a diagnosis on its own. The result is interpreted with your age, examination and other findings to decide whether any further assessment is helpful.
This explanation is for general information and is not medical advice. Your results are always interpreted by a doctor.
Included in these check-up packages
PSA is part of 3 of our check-up programs. Choose one to book.