Home Prostate Disorder Test

This Prostate Test is quick, simple and can be used in the privacy of your own home.

It can be used as part of a regular screening process to test whether a man's prostate gland is enlarged or cancerous.

The prostate gland influences a man's ability to urinate and can also affect his sexual activity.
If you have been experiencing some difficulty or pain when passing urine, this test can act as a useful first step in identifying whether your symptoms are due to problems with the prostate and enables you to monitor the problem with future checks.


 

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How does the Prostate Test work?

This prostate test has been designed so that you can identify if you have elevated levels of PSA (Prostate Specific Antigen) present in your blood. PSA is a chemical that appears in your bloodstream in higher concentrations when the gland is enlarged or cancerous.

The prostate test simply requires a few drops of blood (captured with the easy to use finger pricker included in the test) and within minutes should give you an accurate reading.

What to do if the test is positive?

There are several reasons why PSA concentrations may be above normal levels, the most well publicised being Prostate cancer.
Because this is is a screening test, additional clinical investigations will be needed for a final diagnosis.

If you get a positive result, you should consult your GP, or our online doctor service immediately - early diagnosis significantly improves the outcome of any prostate disorder treatment.

Prostate Cancer - Understand, prevent and overcome

Prostate cancer is one of the most common cancers among men, affecting one in ten men in the Western world. Yet only 10% of men in the UK know where their prostate gland is.
Now Professor Jane Plant brings her knowledge to bear on prostate cancer giving:-
* A clear explanation of cancer
* The latest scientific evidence linking dairy produce with the disease
* Case studies of men who are already using the programme
* The eight Food Factors that can cut your risk of developing prostate cancer
* The eight Lifestyle Factors that can cut your risk of developing prostate cancer

A ground-breaking book for prostate cancer sufferers and their families.

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Your Guide To Prostate Cancer

If you have prostate cancer, or are close to someone who does, it is likely that you may have many unanswered questions, worries and concerns. You may feel as if you are losing control over what is happening and are left needing vital reassurance and support.

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Helping you when you need it most

The Royal Society of Medicine brings you this indispensible book that provides:-
*all the information you need about prostate cancer
*invaluable advice to help you make informed decisions
*support throughout the illness - every step of the way

Authors

Professor Roger Kirby is Director of The Prostate Centre in Wimpole Street, London and is an internationally recognised authority on prostate cancer.
Dr Claire Taylor is a specialist registrar at the Institute of Urology and Nephrology, London.

Eat to Beat Cancer

A Nutritional Guide with 40 Delicious Recipes

These days cancer affects thousands, but conclusive research shows that by eating wisely we can not only improve our chances of beating cancer, we can also considerably cut the risk of developing cancer in the first place.
Doctors estimate that 35% of cancers are related to poor diet. This means that there's a great deal we can do to help ourselves by changing the way we eat and knowing which are the important foods that will help our bodies stay free from cancer.

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Eat to Beat Cancer includes:

*The key anti-cancer food groups
*Potentially harnful foods you should be avoiding
*How to change the way you eat - and make the change easy
*With 40 easy-to-prepare health-filled recipes

Authors

Jane Sen is the dietary advisor to the Bristol Cancer Help Centre. She is a sought after chef, as well as a nutritional health expert and a popular lecturer to nurses and health professionals.
Dr Rosy Daniel is the former Medical Director of the renowned Bristol Cancer Help Centre and is a pioneering doctor in the field of cancer protection. She practises integrated cancer medicine at the Harley Street Clinic in London, helping people with cancer to get the best of both worlds, orthodox and complementary.