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When it comes to checking the health of the prostate, one common screening is the Prostate-Specific Antigen (PSA) blood test. This test measures the levels of PSA in the blood, which can indicate potential issues with the prostate.
The normal range of PSA levels can vary depending on age. Generally, younger men have lower PSA levels compared to older men. For instance, a normal PSA level for a man in his 40s may be lower than a man in his 70s.
A prostate test is not painful, although some men may experience minor discomfort during the examination.
A urine test can provide valuable insights into prostate-related issues. While the prostate-related issue itself may not be directly detected in urine, specific markers like PSA levels may indicate potential problems.
One primary reason is age; as men age, the risk of developing prostate issues increases. if there has been a family history of prostate problems, the risks of experiencing them are higher.
One of the common signs is frequent urination, especially at night. Difficulty beginning or maintaining a steady stream of urine may also indicate an issue with the prostate. Additionally, one may experience pain or a burning sensation during urination.
Maintaining a healthy diet rich in fruits, vegetables, and lean proteins can help prevent prostate issues. Regular exercise improves overall health and reduces the risk of prostate enlargement.
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