The Medisur PSA Prostate Screening self-test enables early detection of prostate abnormalities at home with 90% reliability.
TheMedisur Prostate PSA Self-Test is a revolutionary tool designed to assess the physiological state of your prostate quickly and discreetly. The test measures the level of prostate-specific antigen (PSA) in the blood, a key marker for detecting possible prostate abnormalities. A PSA level above 4 ng/mL may indicate benign or malignant prostate hypertrophy, alerting the user to the need to consult a healthcare professional for further tests.
Prevention is crucial in the fight against prostate cancer, a disease that affects many men, particularly between the ages of 45 and 75. By using theMedisur self-test, you are taking a proactive step to monitor your health. Early detection of abnormal PSA levels can significantly increase your chances of recovery by alerting you to the need to see a doctor at the first sign of abnormality.
The test is designed for easy, confidential home use. Thanks to clear, simple instructions, you can carry out the test without stress or the need to visit a doctor's surgery. The privacy and comfort offered by this self-test encourages more men to monitor their prostate health regularly, reducing the risk of serious complications.
With 90% reliability, the Medisur self-test is a reliable tool for initial screening. It does not replace a full medical diagnosis, but provides a valuable indication that may motivate a doctor to consult for further tests. Combining this test with a digital rectal examination (DRE) and other diagnostic tests enables a more accurate diagnosis to be made, and a suitable treatment plan to be drawn up.
By regularly monitoring your PSA levels with the Medisur self-test, you stay informed about the state of your prostate. This continuous monitoring is essential for detecting changes at an early stage and reacting quickly in the event of an abnormality. Early detection often means less invasive treatment and a better chance of recovery.
By taking control of your prostate health with the Medisur self-test, you gain confidence and peace of mind. You're proactive in managing your health, reducing the anxiety associated with medical uncertainties. This sense of control and vigilance benefits not only your physical health, but also your mental well-being.
TheMedisur PSA Prostate Screening self-test is an indispensable ally for any health-conscious man. By offering a simple, effective and discreet method of monitoring your PSA levels, it enables you to take crucial preventive measures, and to seek prompt medical advice in the event of abnormal results. Opt for this self-test and take the first step towards optimal prostate health.
Read these instructions carefully before performing the test. The test is reliable if the instructions are carefully followed. Keep the test out of the reach of children. Do not use the test after the expiration date or if the packaging is damaged. Scrupulously follow the procedure, respecting the indicated quantities of blood and diluent. Store test components at temperatures between +4°C and +30°C. Do not freeze. Use the test and lancet only once. The test is for external use only. DO NOT SWALLOW. In vitro diagnostic device for individual use.
Using the Medisur self-test is simple and straightforward:
See the Prostate Self-Test leaflet
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Precautions for use
Box contains :
Materials required (not supplied): absorbent absorbent cotton, timekeeping instrument (e.g. stopwatch, watch).
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TheMedisur PSA Prostate Screening Self-Test contains everything you need to perform a reliable screening test at home. Each box contains a complete, ready-to-use test.
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