Quick PSA Reference Range Chart

Oct. 28, 2011 - PRLog -- Sooner or later, men over 50 will or should regularly receive annual Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA) screening tests for prostate cancer. Depending on your ethnic and racial backgrounds or family history these tests may even begin earlier. In any case, these screening tests may include but are not limited to a PSA test, a rectal examination, a urinalysis with micro to assess the kidney and urine for urinary tract infection or Uroflowmetry (aka Uroflow test) for assessing related voiding dysfunction. It's a humbling experience at least for a minute or so, but most of all PSA test receivers just want to know what the PSA results mean.

This article addresses just that. It assembles a range of references from the health and medical literature on this topic and constructs a ready to use quick reference chart for that purpose. Test screening scores received from your Doctor's office can be compared against the range of indices provided in this chart when you get home. The reading list at the end of this article also provides the corresponding hypertext link for the obtained indices. The hypertext links in and of themselves also make for a useful reading list to individuals who know nothing about this topic but need to satisfy their appetites for more information in this area. As such, it is hoped that future scheduled visits and discussions with your Doctor will be more fruitful than the previous ones.

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Author Information:

Ihor Cap, Ph.D. is an Education Research Specialist and Web Author.

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