Patient's question:
Health check report total prostate-specific antigen 4.63, F-PSA/T-PSA 0.13 what to do?Doctor's answer:
Prostate-specific antigen (PSA) is a substance used to carefully check for prostate cancer. Generally, a value greater than 10 warrants high suspicion of prostate cancer. Your current value is 5.6, indicating a normal level, so it is recommended to recheck in 2 months. Mild decline can also be seen in acute prostatitis, benign prostatic hyperplasia, etc. If necessary, it is advised to consult a urologist for follow-up. It is also recommended to have a prostate ultrasound examination. The normal value of PSA is below 4 μg/ml.