Prostate Cancer Screening | Early Detection at I D Cancer Centre
At I D Cancer Centre, prostate screening is done under the supervision of experienced oncologists using safe, accurate, and internationally recommended tests.
⭐ What Is Prostate Cancer Screening?
Early-stage prostate cancer
Enlarged prostate (BPH)
Prostate inflammation (prostatitis)
Even if you feel healthy, regular screening is important as prostate cancer often develops silently.
⭐ Who Should Get Prostate Cancer Screening?
Screening is recommended for:
✔ Men aged 50 years and above
✔ Men aged 45+ with risk factors:
Family history of prostate cancer
African/Indian ethnicity
Lifestyle factors (obesity, smoking, low physical activity)
✔ Men experiencing symptoms:
Frequent urination
Weak or interrupted urine flow
Blood in urine or semen
Pelvic discomfort
Early screening is the best way to prevent complications.
⭐ Tests Used in Prostate Cancer Screening
1. PSA Blood Test (Prostate-Specific Antigen)
2. Digital Rectal Examination (DRE)
A quick clinical examination to check the size, shape, and texture of the prostate.
3. MRI Prostate (if needed)
Used when PSA levels are abnormal or to confirm suspicious findings.
4. Ultrasound or Biopsy
Performed only when screening suggests a possibility of cancer.
⭐ Benefits of Early Screening
Detects prostate cancer before symptoms appear
Avoids advanced-stage disease
Helps choose minimally invasive treatment options
Improves survival rates
Ensures better quality of life
⭐ Why Choose I D Cancer Centre for Prostate Cancer Screening?
✔ Expert Cancer Specialists
✔ Advanced Diagnostic Facilities
Modern labs, PSA tests, TRUS, MRI, and biopsy services.
✔ Evidence-Based Screening Protocols
Following NCCN/ESMO guidelines.
✔ Fast, Comfortable, and Confidential Testing
✔ Complete Care Under One Roof
Screening → Diagnosis → Treatment → Follow-up.
⭐ When to Seek Immediate Medical Advice
Contact us if you have:
Difficulty urinating
Blood in urine or semen
Severe pelvic discomfort
Sudden change in urinary habits
These symptoms may not always mean cancer, but require medical evaluation.

