Prostate Cancer Risk Groups and Control Age

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Asked by: 40 Years Old, 94 Kg, 186cm Male

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My father had prostate cancer, and my uncle also had prostate cancer. I am 40 years old. At what age is it recommended to go for a check-up? Am I in the risk group?

Asked by: 40 Years Old, 94 Kg, 186cm Male

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Prostate cancer may be at a higher risk for individuals with a family history. First, I need the answers to the following questions to better understand your medical history:

Do you currently have any prostate complaints? (e.g. difficulty urinating, frequent nighttime urination, blood in the urine)
Have you ever had a prostate exam or PSA test before? If so, can you share the results?
Are there other members of your family with other types of cancer?

If you can share this information, I can give you a clearer answer. However, as a general guide, it is recommended that men with a family history begin prostate cancer screening at age 40. It is important to consult a urologist to assess your own risk status and schedule appropriate tests.

I will now determine which branch of medicine you should go to regarding this issue.

I am not a real doctor and this is not a medical diagnosis.

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I have never had a prostate examination before, my aunt had breast cancer, but I don't think this detail concerns me? I don't have any prostate complaints, my toilet routine is very normal. Do the symptoms show themselves even at the earliest stage?

Asked by: 40 Years Old, 94 Kg, 186cm Male

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