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Open MensLineInformation on Prostate Cancer
Get checked early. Do not wait for symptoms.
Prostate cancer can be easier to treat when it is found early. A PSA blood test and a GP conversation can help men and anyone with a prostate understand their risk and choose the right next step.
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Ask your GP whether PSA testing is right for you.
Early prostate cancer often has no clear symptoms. If cancer is found earlier, treatment is often more straightforward and cure is more likely. A PSA test has benefits and limits: a raised PSA does not always mean cancer, and a normal result does not remove every risk. Use a GP or qualified clinician to talk through the benefits, risks and next tests.
Know your risk
Risk rises with age, family history and Black ethnicity. Black men and men with family history should start the conversation earlier.
Ask about PSA
The PSA test is a blood test. In the UK, men and anyone with a prostate can ask a GP about whether it is right for them.
Follow up results
If PSA is raised, the next step may be repeat blood tests, MRI, biopsy or specialist referral. Do not ignore a result.
When to act
Talk to a doctor if any of these apply.
This is signposting, not a diagnosis. The safest route is to discuss your individual risk with your GP, primary-care doctor or urology team.
UK support routes
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Use these links for testing information, nurse helplines, local groups, peer support, treatment information and emotional support. If symptoms are worrying, contact your GP first.
NHS prostate cancer information
Clear NHS information on symptoms, diagnosis, treatment and living with prostate cancer.
Open NHS prostate cancerNHS PSA test guide
Explains what a PSA blood test is, why it is used, how to prepare and what results may mean.
Open NHS PSA test guideProstate Cancer UK
Risk checker, specialist nurses, one-to-one peer support, online community and publications. Specialist nurses: 0800 074 8383.
Get Prostate Cancer UK supportCheck your risk in 30 seconds
Prostate Cancer UK's risk checker helps you decide whether to speak to your GP about testing.
Open the risk checkerMacmillan Cancer Support
Information, support line, online community and local cancer support. Support Line: 0808 808 00 00.
Open Macmillan prostate cancer supportCancer Research UK
Information on prostate cancer, treatment, trials and nurse support. Nurse helpline: 0808 800 4040.
Open Cancer Research UKTackle Prostate Cancer
UK-wide patient-led charity with local prostate cancer support groups and peer community routes.
Find Tackle support groupsOrchid Fighting Male Cancer
Support for people affected by prostate, testicular or penile cancer. National Male Cancer Helpline: 0808 802 0010.
Open OrchidProstate Cancer Research infopool
Patient information on side effects, clinical trials, treatment experiences and living well after diagnosis.
Open the infopoolThe Errol McKellar Foundation
UK awareness charity encouraging men, especially Black men, to know their risk and take PSA testing seriously.
Open the Errol McKellar FoundationProstate Cancer Support
Patient-led UK helpline and information for prostate cancer patients and families. Helpline: 0800 774 7560.
Open Prostate Cancer SupportOut with Prostate Cancer
Mutual support, shared experience and practical information for LGBTQIA+ people affected by prostate cancer.
Open Out with Prostate CancerWorldwide support
Worldwide organisations and country routes.
Health systems differ by country. Use these organisations for reliable information, then contact your doctor, urologist or local cancer service for testing and treatment decisions.
Movember
Global prostate cancer information, research, quality-of-life resources and support programmes.
Open Movember prostate cancerEuropa Uomo
European advocacy movement representing national prostate cancer patient organisations across Europe.
Open Europa UomoZERO Prostate Cancer
Education, advocacy, patient support helpline, support groups and resources for people affected by prostate cancer.
Open ZERO Prostate CancerProstate Cancer Foundation
Patient guides, webinars, support-group information and research-backed resources for patients and families.
Open PCF patient supportAmerican Cancer Society
Prostate cancer information and 24/7 cancer helpline. US helpline: 1-800-227-2345.
Open American Cancer SocietyNational Cancer Institute
US government information on prostate cancer treatment, screening, prevention, statistics and clinical trials.
Open NCI prostate cancerCancerCare
Free counselling, support groups, resource navigation and financial assistance information. Hopeline: 800-813-HOPE.
Open CancerCare prostate cancerProstate Health Education Network
Education, awareness, early detection and support resources focused on African American men and high-risk men.
Open PHENCanadian Cancer Society
Information and support services in Canada. Cancer information and support: 1-888-939-3333.
Open Canadian Cancer SocietyProstate Cancer Foundation Canada
Canadian prostate cancer support, awareness, education and research resources for patients and loved ones.
Open Prostate Cancer Foundation CanadaProstate Cancer Foundation of Australia
Specialist telenursing, counselling, resources and support groups. Call 1800 22 00 99 in Australia.
Open PCFACancer Council
Australian cancer information and support. Call 13 11 20 to speak with trained cancer support staff.
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Loneliness
"I am feeling lonely and isolated and I do not know who to talk to."
Divorce or separation
"My marriage is ending and I feel lost. What do I do today?"
Dating over 50
"I am over 50 and nervous about dating again. How do I protect myself?"
Adult children
"My son will not speak to me after separation. How do I respect boundaries?"
Money pressure
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Why men do not talk
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What divorce does to men
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Loneliness after 50
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