Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA) is a blood test that helps detect prostate cancer early. A PSA level between zero and four is considered normal. A level between four and ten is considered an infection that can be treated with medication. A PSA level between 10 and 20 is considered a possible sign of cancer. A PSA level above 20 confirms cancer. Following a PSA test, a biopsy and MRI are used to accurately assess the cancer's location and stage. #psabloodtest #prostatecancerhindi #prostatecancertreatment #bansalhospitalbhopal Prostate Cancer and Symptoms This cancer occurs in the prostate gland. It is often diagnosed after the age of 65. It progresses rapidly due to the effects of hormones released by prostate cancer. If left untreated, it can affect the prostate gland and surrounding areas. If you experience symptoms like frequent urination, urinary retention, burning, bleeding, excessive urination at night, or infection, consult a doctor and seek timely treatment. Dr Santosh Agrawal What's app, appointment number 9340560191 website: www.drsantoshagrawal.com