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PSA stands for prostate-specific antigen, a protein that the prostate regularly produces. Elevated levels of PSA can indicate the presence of prostate cancer. A PSA test is a relatively simple blood test. It is not definitive for prostate cancer, and a positive result simply indicates the need for further investigation. A number of other factors […]

Did you know that it is normal for your prostate to become larger as you age? A visit to a men’s health clinic can help you understand more about your prostate and prostate health. An enlarged prostate is generally benign, but in some cases, it might lead to uncomfortable symptoms, such as problems with urination […]

Did you know that September is Prostate Health Month? The aim of the month is to raise awareness about prostate cancer, raise funds for research into prostate cancer and encourage men to get a men’s health assessment that includes a screening for prostate cancer, known as a PSA test. Skin cancer is the only type […]

Did you know that you might still benefit from testosterone replacement therapy even if you’re younger than 30? Many people might think of low testosterone as something that afflicts men as they get older, and while men’s testosterone levels may begin to drop after the age of 30, they can still suffer from low t […]