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Take A Moment For Your Prostate Health
Prostate cancer often causes no symptoms in its early stages. Understanding your risk and knowing your testing options can help you make an informed decision about your health.
As part of our prostate health initiative with Shelford Rugby Club, Momentm Health is offering free PSA blood tests at our clinic in Great Shelford, Cambridge.
Read about the test below, and use our booking calendar to choose your appointment.
Limited time offer.
What is a PSA blood test?
A PSA test measures the amount of prostate-specific antigen, a protein produced by the prostate, in your blood.
A raised PSA level can indicate a problem with the prostate, but it does not necessarily mean you have cancer. Other causes include an enlarged prostate, inflammation or infection.
The test involves taking a small blood sample from your arm. Your result needs to be considered alongside factors such as your age, symptoms and medical history.
Who Is At Greater Risk?
Symptoms to speak to your GP about
Changes to look out for include:
- Needing to pass urine more often, particularly at night.
- Difficulty starting to urinate.
- A weak or interrupted urine flow.
- Feeling that your bladder has not fully emptied.
- Blood in your urine or semen.
- Difficulty getting or keeping an erection.
These symptoms can have several causes, including non-cancerous prostate conditions. If you notice changes, speak to your GP rather than waiting for your free test appointment. You should still seek advice if your PSA result is within the expected range.
Preparing for your PSA test
Some activities and health conditions can temporarily increase your PSA level and affect your result.
For 48 hours before your test, avoid:
- Ejaculation
- Anal sex
- Cycling
- Vigorous exercise
You can eat and drink normally before the test.
If you have a current or recent urine infection, contact the clinic before attending, as your test may need to be postponed. Let the team know about any medicines you take and any recent procedures involving your prostate or bladder. Do not stop prescribed medication unless advised by your clinician.
What happens after your test?
Your PSA results will be available within 48 hours and sent to you via secure email. Your result should be considered alongside your age, symptoms and medical history to understand whether further investigation is needed.
If your PSA level is raised
A raised PSA level does not necessarily mean you have prostate cancer. We advise you to contact your GP to discuss your result and the next steps. If you prefer to explore private care, we can recommend private GPs or urologists you can be referred to.
If further tests are recommended
Further investigation may include a repeat PSA test or a prostate MRI. We offer prostate MRI scans at Momentm Health if recommended as part of your assessment. Further consultations and scans are separate from your free PSA test and may involve additional costs.
If your PSA level is within the expected range
You can share your results with your GP to keep on your NHS records. If you have ongoing symptoms or concerns about your prostate health, speak to your GP even if your result is within the expected range as this does not completely rule out prostate cancer.
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A prostate MRI produces detailed images of the prostate. It can help clinicians identify areas that may need closer investigation and decide whether a biopsy is needed.
MRI is often used as part of the assessment when prostate cancer is suspected. It does not always provide a definite diagnosis on its own.
At Momentm Health, we offer prostate MRI scans at our Cambridge clinic. If further investigation is recommended, contact our team to find out more about the service.
Prostate MRI is a separate service and is not included in this free PSA test offer.
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One last thing...
A PSA test can help identify prostate cancer before symptoms develop. However, it is important to understand what it can and cannot tell you.
A raised result does not always mean cancer. Other prostate conditions can increase PSA levels.
A result within the expected range does not rule out cancer. Some prostate cancers do not cause a raised PSA level.
Testing can lead to further investigations. These may include repeat blood tests, an MRI scan or a biopsy.
Some cancers found through testing may never cause problems. Finding these can lead to difficult decisions about monitoring or treatment.
If you are unsure whether PSA testing is right for you, you can speak to our team or another healthcare professional about your individual risk and the possible benefits and disadvantages.
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Frequently Asked Question
Is a PSA test a test for cancer?
It is a blood test that can help identify prostate problems, including possible prostate cancer. It cannot confirm or rule out cancer on its own.
Do I need to fast or are there any other preparations I should take beforehand?
You can eat and drink normally before your PSA blood test. However, for 48 hours before your test, please avoid:
- Ejaculation
- Anal sex
- Cycling
- Vigorous exercise
As these activities can affect your results.
When will I receive my results?
Results will be sent to your email within 48 hours of your appointment. If you haven't recieved your results within this time, please check your spam or contact the clinic: [email protected]
What happens if I have a high PSA result?
A high PSA result does not necessarily mean you have prostate cancer, but it may need further investigation. We advise you to contact your GP to discuss your result and the next steps.
If you would prefer to explore private care, we can recommend private GPs or urologists you can be referred to. We also offer prostate MRI scans at Momentm Health if a scan is recommended as part of your assessment.
Does a PSA Test involve a rectal examination?
No, a PSA test is a blood test. This will involve having a small amount of blood taken from your arm.
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