Question 1

Why is this test performed?

Accepted Answer

To differentiate between BPH and prostate cancer. To reduce the need for unnecessary prostate biopsies. To follow up on borderline total PSA results.

Question 2

Target Groups

Accepted Answer

Men over 50 as part of routine screening. Men with a family history of prostate cancer. Men experiencing persistent urinary symptoms.

Question 3

Understanding Results

Accepted Answer

A lower percentage of free PSA may indicate a higher risk of cancer. A higher percentage of free PSA is often associated with benign growth. Always consult a specialist to correlate results with clinical findings.

Check Your Prostate Health - Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA) Free/Total Ratio Test