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Male Tumour Marker Kit

£240.00

  • Check important male tumour markers
  • Includes PSA, AFP, and CEA testing
  • Monitor prostate and male health markers

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£240.00
24 hr tracked delivery once approved

How It Works

Step 1: Provide Your Sample

Take your sample at home or visit one of our testing centres.

Step 2: Post It to Lab

Use the prepaid envelope for home tests, or our overnight courier service for phlebotomy samples.

Step 3: Get Your Results

Access your results via a secure link, along with a detailed report from our doctor.

About Male Tumour Marker Kit

The Tumour Markers (Male) Blood Test is a blood profile designed to measure important markers associated with male health and tumour monitoring.

This test checks specific proteins and substances found in the blood that can be elevated in certain conditions. It provides useful information that can support discussions with healthcare professionals and help monitor changes over time.

What is the Male Tumour Marker Blood Test Used for?

This test is used to measure important tumour markers linked to male health. Common reasons for testing include:

  • Monitoring prostate health
  • Checking important male tumour markers
  • Supporting follow-up investigations when advised by a healthcare professional
  • Monitoring changes in tumour marker levels over time
  • Providing additional health information alongside other medical assessments

How Does the Male Tumour Marker Blood Test Work?

The Tumour Markers (Male) Blood Test analyses a blood sample to measure specific markers associated with different tissues and conditions:

  • PSA (Prostate Specific Antigen) – a key marker used to assess prostate health. Raised PSA levels can occur with prostate conditions including enlargement, inflammation, or cancer.
  • AFP (Alpha-Fetoprotein) – a protein marker that can be used in the assessment and monitoring of certain liver and testicular conditions.
  • CEA (Carcinoembryonic Antigen) – a tumour marker that may be used in monitoring certain cancers and assessing changes over time.

What Does the Male Tumour Marker Blood Test Check?

This profile checks important male tumour markers including:

  • Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA) – provides information about prostate health
  • Alpha-Fetoprotein (AFP) – checks a marker associated with liver and testicular health assessment
  • Carcinoembryonic Antigen (CEA) – checks a marker used in monitoring certain conditions

Who Can Use the Male Tumour Marker Blood Test?

The Tumour Markers (Male) Blood Test is suitable for adult men who want to monitor important health markers related to prostate and general male health.

It may be useful for men who want additional information about their health markers or those monitoring specific conditions under medical guidance.

What’s Included In The Kit

The Tumour Markers (Male) Blood Test includes detailed analysis of important tumour markers:

  • Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA) – measures PSA levels in the blood, a marker produced by the prostate gland. PSA testing is commonly used to assess prostate health and monitor changes that may require further investigation.
  • Alpha-Fetoprotein (AFP) – measures AFP levels, a protein normally produced during development. In adults, changes in AFP levels can provide useful information when assessing certain liver and testicular conditions.
  • Carcinoembryonic Antigen (CEA) – measures CEA levels, a protein that can be present at higher levels in some cancers and certain non-cancerous conditions. It is often used for monitoring and follow-up purposes.

How to Use the Male Tumour Marker Blood Test

  1. Provide your blood sample using the selected testing method.
  2. Your sample is analysed for the included tumour markers.
  3. Receive your detailed results report online.

Important Information

  • Tumour marker results should always be interpreted alongside medical history and other investigations
  • Raised tumour markers do not always mean cancer and can occur for other reasons
  • This test provides health information and is not a standalone cancer diagnosis
  • Speak with a healthcare professional if you have concerns about your results

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