Reviews total PSA, free PSA, blood count, and urine findings.
- Includes 4 listed tests.
- Organizes related markers in one report for easier medical review.
- Uses private sample handling and clear laboratory reporting.
Afiety Prostate Health Package
This prostate health test reviews total PSA, free PSA, blood count, and urine findings in one structured laboratory package. It supports clear, doctor-guided review without replacing clinical assessment.
SAR 295.00
Fertility & Reproductive Health, Male Fertility, Prostate HealthA focused prostate and urinary health profile built around total and free PSA.
This package combines total PSA, free PSA, complete blood count, and urinalysis. It provides laboratory information that a doctor can review alongside age, urinary symptoms, examination, medication, and family history.
The results are intended to support an informed discussion with a qualified healthcare professional.
- Men whose doctor requested PSA testing.
- Adults with urinary symptoms under medical evaluation.
- Men with previous PSA results requiring follow-up.
- People completing age- and risk-appropriate prostate health review after medical advice.
- Total Prostate-Specific Antigen (Total PSA)
- Complete Blood Count (CBC)
- Free Prostate-Specific Antigen (Free PSA)
- Urinalysis
- Fasting is not required.
- Ask the laboratory about PSA-specific timing before collection.
- Tell the team about recent urinary infection, prostate examination or procedure, cycling, ejaculation, and prostate medicines.
- Do not stop medicine unless instructed by your doctor.
The report provides total PSA, free PSA, CBC, and urinalysis findings. PSA results are not diagnostic on their own and must be interpreted with age, symptoms, examination, and previous values.
PSA may be influenced by benign prostate enlargement, inflammation, infection, recent procedures, and other factors.
An abnormal value does not by itself confirm cancer.
General note: Laboratory results must be interpreted with symptoms, history, medicine, pregnancy status when relevant, and the reference ranges shown on the report.
Does the package include both total and free PSA?
Yes.
Is fasting required?
No.
Can PSA confirm prostate cancer?
No. PSA is interpreted with clinical findings and may require further assessment.
Should I mention a recent urinary infection or procedure?
Yes, because these factors may affect interpretation.