Your Prostate Health Assessment Score
/35
No immediate action. Remain alert to changes and factors that put you at future risk. Read our “about prostate cancer” section to find out more.
Mild moderate symptoms, seek advice from your GP.
Take immediate action and seek advice from your GP.
Quality of Life due to Urinary Symptoms
In most cases symptoms are a result of non-cancerous changes, often caused by an enlarged prostate. GPs can prescribe treatment and offer advice on how to alleviate any discomfort.
About Prostate Cancer - The Facts
Early stages of prostate cancer usually present no symptoms.
Prostate cancer is the most common cancer diagnosed in men throughout the UK with 1 in 8 men affected. The risk rises in black men with 1 in 4 being affected.
The risk is increased where there is a family history and in men over the age of 50.
To assess your risk complete the section below
Assess Your Risk
and Take Appropriate Action
To assess your risk, please tick appropriate boxes below:
Aged 49 and Under
Aged 50 and Over
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