What Does a High or Low PSA Result Mean?
A high PSA can be caused by prostate cancer or several noncancerous prostate conditions. A low PSA is usually reassuring but not a guarantee. Learn how PSA is interpreted and when follow-up is needed.
A high PSA can be caused by prostate cancer or several noncancerous prostate conditions. A low PSA is usually reassuring but not a guarantee. Learn how PSA is interpreted and when follow-up is needed.
A PSA blood test measures prostate-specific antigen to help screen for or monitor prostate concerns. Learn how to prepare, what results mean, and what follow-up may involve.
High or low SHBG can change how much testosterone is available to your tissues, even when total testosterone looks normal. Learn what SHBG results mean, common causes, follow-up tests, and when to talk with a clinician.
High or low free testosterone can reflect hormone production, SHBG binding, medications, timing, or assay method. Learn how to interpret the result and what follow-up labs may help.