If you are wondering what your PSA test results meaning is, you're not alone. If you ask ten different people this question, you will probably get ten different answers. Below is a brief run down of what it means (in "plain English").
First of all, realize the PSA test is not a set-in-stone indicator that you have prostate cancer or not.
This surprises a lot of men thanks to the misinformation that's been put out over the years about what a PSA test results meaning really means. It does not mean you have cancer or even any prostate problems at all just because it is high.
On the other hand, you are not necessarily safe and out of the woods if the score is low, either.
What the PSA measures is the level of prostate specific antigen in your blood.
If the levels are elevated, it may mean you have something wrong. But, on the other hand it might not mean anything at all. And, frankly, there have been men who had very low PSA scores (which is considered to be good) who still ended up having prostate cancer or an enlarged prostate or any number of problems.
The point is, you probably should get your PSA levels checked.
Especially if your doctor suggests is.
But, when you see the score, don't necessarily think it is a surefire indication if you have any prostate problems or not.
Maybe you do.
Maybe you don't.
But as far as your PSA test results meaning goes, it is just one of many things to test before you can be sure there is a problem or not.
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