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Health Checkup Facilities for Prostate Cancer in Saga

Prostate cancer is the most frequently diagnosed cancer among Japanese men. While it tends to progress relatively slowly, it becomes difficult to treat once it has spread. PSA (prostate-specific antigen) testing is a blood test and is the only screening tool considered effective for early detection. If PSA levels are elevated, further workup with MRI or biopsy is recommended.

Key tests for Prostate Cancer in Saga

PSA (Prostate-Specific Antigen)

3 facilities in Saga

A blood test that checks for the possibility of prostate cancer (Prostate-Specific Antigen)

Recommended frequency

Men aged 50 and older (or 40 and older if there is a family history) are advised to have a PSA test once a year.

Popular tests at facilities for Prostate Cancer in Saga

Facilities in Saga for Prostate Cancer

医療法人 ひらまつ病院のイメージ画像(実際の施設とは異なります)イメージ

佐賀県 小城市小城町1000-1

病院健保連契約
胃カメラ腹部エコーMRIマンモグラフィー乳腺エコー子宮頸がん+7
土曜受診可Web予約可駐車場あり
婦人科検診乳がん検診子宮がん検診
一般社団法人巨樹の会 新武雄病院 健診センターのイメージ画像(実際の施設とは異なります)イメージ

一般社団法人巨樹の会 新武雄病院健診センター

一般社団法人巨樹の会 新武雄病院 健診センター

認定施設

佐賀県 武雄市武雄町大字富岡12628番地

診療所ドック学会
子宮頸がん胃カメラバリウム腹部エコーマンモグラフィー心電図+5
土曜受診可駐車場あり
脳ドックPETドック

Frequently asked questions

How many health checkup facilities in Saga cover Prostate Cancer?

Saga has 6 listed health checkup facilities that offer at least one of the tests related to Prostate Cancer (PSA (Prostate-Specific Antigen)).

Which tests are effective for the early detection of Prostate Cancer?

For the early detection of Prostate Cancer, PSA (Prostate-Specific Antigen) are effective. Prostate cancer is the most frequently diagnosed cancer among Japanese men. While it tends to progress relatively slowly, it becomes difficult to treat once it has spread. PSA (prostate-specific antigen) testing is a blood test and is the only screening tool considered effective for early detection. If PSA levels are elevated, further workup with MRI or biopsy is recommended.

How often should I undergo testing for Prostate Cancer?

Men aged 50 and older (or 40 and older if there is a family history) are advised to have a PSA test once a year.

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