GENOS Diagnostic Laboratory

A PSA blood test on its own can’t diagnose or rule out prostate cancer 💉

But it can be an important first step in deciding if further tests (such as MRI) are needed.
Because PSA levels can be raised by both cancer and non-cancerous prostate conditions, results aren’t always clear-cut.
That’s why it’s important to speak to your Doctor before the test to understand the pros and cons of getting tested - and again afterwards - to help you make a decision and understand your results and next steps.