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The pros and cons of PSA self-test kits for prostate cancer PSA self-test kits are often marketed as ‘convenient’, ‘simple’, ‘reliable’, and providing ‘reassurance’ to people who might be concerned about their risk of prostate cancer or their general prostate health However, much of the marketing focuses on the issue of screening and testing for prostate cancer
At-home PSA test kits: Are they reliable? - happiesthealth. com The PSA test, whether done at home or in a lab, does not confirm or rule out prostate cancer It only indicates whether further tests, such as a digital rectal exam, CT scan or MRI, are required Given the risk of unreliable results from at-home kits, experts advise opting for lab-based testing and consulting a specialist for accurate diagnosis
Is PSA reliable? - Harvard Health How reliable is the prostate-specific antigen (PSA) test when it comes to detecting prostate cancer? Although PSA testing can help catch prostate cancer at an early stage, having an elevated PSA (generally considered more than 4 ng ml) doesn't necessarily mean that a man has cancer
How to Check for Prostate Cancer at Home: Signs Next Steps . . . At-home PSA test kits and self-checks may offer clues, but they cannot detect prostate cancer with certainty Professional screening tests like the PSA blood test and digital rectal exam are the only reliable ways to detect prostate cancer early