Prostate Examination: Prostate Specific Antigen Examination (PSA) measures a series of protein hidden in blood. If the test result is higher than the normal level, it may indicate that there is cancer in the body.
* * Examination: The doctor suggests that you check the abnormal changes or growth of * * yourself every month, but this cannot replace the professional examination of the doctor. The earlier cancer is diagnosed, the easier it is to cure. Men aged 5 to 35 should be examined at least every 2 to 3 years. Sometimes doctors don't do this automatically. If there is no one or other items listed in this article during the physical examination, you should ask for the examination yourself.
Urinary system examination: male urinary system is prone to inflammation, and early diagnosis and treatment have a great influence on recovery, so regular physical examination should be carried out.
Men with diabetes, hypertension or family history of eye diseases must have their eyes examined at least once a year. When examining eyes, doctors will examine glaucoma (increased intraocular pressure leads to decreased vision), macular degeneration (retinal degeneration) and cataract (blurred lens).
Dental examination: at least once a year, the dentist should check the age of teeth, the health of gums, tongue and mouth, and whether there is oral cancer. Smokers and people who chew tobacco should check more frequently.
Measure your blood pressure: If you are over 50 years old, you should have an annual check-up. If you have a family history of high blood pressure, heart disease or sudden heart attack, or if you are diabetic or overweight, you should also have an annual check-up.
Cholesterol test: A blood test can check your cholesterol level and help you assess your risk of coronary heart disease. You should have an annual check-up from the age of 20. If your cholesterol level is higher than normal (reading between 80/50 and 130/85 is considered normal), or if your family has a history of coronary heart disease, you should consult your doctor if you need more frequent examinations.
Colon examination: the examination mainly begins at the age of 50. If the result is normal, it is usually once every 3 to 5 years. If you have a family history of polyps, colon cancer and ulcerative colitis, you should do more tests.