I am 63 years old. My regular blood test for PSA levels was always historically low.
It suddenly tripled, less than a year after my last test. Which caused my GP to refer me to a Urologist, as the spike in PSA indicated further investigation needed, as could be caused by cancer.
I saw Dr Kua who told me my prostate was enlarged, after examining me. He sent me for an MRI test, which confirmed my prostate was enlarged, though cancer was not discernible by the MRI people, or by Dr Kua, when he examined the scan.

Dr Kua recommended waiting 3 months to see if the PSA level would come down. If not a biopsy would be needed.

After 3 months I had the blood test again and the PSA reading had returned to its normal level, same as it has been for years. So no further action required.

I’d recommend Dr Kua to anybody. Very happy that I was referred to him.

Neil Lyall

Dr Kua