PSA Screening Questionnaire

This is a questionnaire for any patient seeking a PSA (Prostate screening) blood test without symptoms suggestive of prostate disease.

Please consider using the Prostate Risk checker prior to filling this questionnaire.

You can read helpful information on the PSA blood test from Prostate Cancer UK.

PSA Screening Questionnaire

Your details

Please use format day/month/year e.g. 12/05/1979
Is this your first PSA blood test

Note

In order for your blood test to be as accurate as possible you must not:
  • Have an active urine infection or prostatitis
  • Have had a proven urine infection in the last 6 weeks
  • Ejaculate in the 72 hours before your blood test
  • Exercise vigorously in the 48 hours before your blood test
  • Have had a prostate biopsy in the last 6 weeks

Please call the surgery on 0131 537 4407 to book a GP appointment to discuss this and close this form.

Do you have blood in your urine?

Please call the surgery on 0131 537 4407 to book a GP appointment to discuss this and close this form.

Have you had ANY of the symptoms listed below
  • Increased frequency of passing urine
  • Increased urgency to pass urine
  • Increased need to pass urine overnight
  • Slow urinary stream
  • Difficulty passing urine
  • Difficulty initiating urination
  • Blood in urine
  • Erectile dysfunction
  • Blood in semen
Have you had these symptoms for more than 4 weeks?

Please call the surgery on 0131 537 4407 to book a GP appointment to discuss this and close this form.

Do ANY of the following apply to you?
  • I have a first degree relative (father or brother) who has or has had prostate cancer?
  • I am of black or mixed black ethnicity?
  • I am a known carrier of a BRCA gene variant?

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