He should call his GP about the pros and cons of a PSA blood test

Thank you for completing our online risk checker on behalf of a loved one. If he is at higher risk of prostate cancer their next step is to contact your GP.

The first consultation could be on the phone, he will only be required to visit the surgery for tests and the NHS is operating social distancing practices to keep them safe.

Free support and information for men at higher risk of prostate cancer

• Download our guide for talking with a GP 
• Links to learn more about family risk  and black men’s risk 
• Learn about the PSA test
• Our Specialist Nurses are available 9am-6pm Monday-Friday, 10am-8pm Wednesday; via email, Live Chat, social media and SMS and can talk to you, or someone at risk of prostate cancer about your risk, and about the tests used to diagnose prostate cancer.

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