PSA (prostate specific antigen) testing for prostate cancer
What happens after a PSA test? The PSA test can miss cancer, so a negative test does not necessary mean you do not have prostate cancer. Equally, a raised PSA may mean you have prostate cancer, but the PSA can be falsely raised for a number of reasons. You must therefore make an appointment to see a GP even if the PSA test is normal or negative ................
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