The Cancer Screening – Male (Basic) package is a preventive diagnostic panel designed to screen for early signs of various cancers and assess general health markers in men.

It includes several important cancer markers such as CA 19-9, PSA (Prostate Specific Antigen), CEA (Carcinoembryonic Antigen), AFP (Alpha-Fetoprotein), hCG (Human Chorionic Gonadotropin), Thyroglobulin, and HE4. These help detect early biochemical changes associated with different cancers.

PSA is included to screen for prostate abnormalities, including prostate cancer, which is one of the more common cancers in men. Elevated levels can prompt further clinical evaluation.

The markers help screen for a variety of cancers — PSA for prostate, CA 19-9 for pancreatic/colorectal/stomach, CEA for colorectal/lung, AFP for liver/testicular, and others like Thyroglobulin for thyroid cancer risk.

Yes — alongside cancer markers, it includes Complete Blood Count (CBC) and other general laboratory tests to help flag non-specific abnormalities that may warrant further investigation.

Yes — this screening is intended for preventive health purposes and can be done even without symptoms, especially if there’s family history or other risk factors. Early detection increases the chances of effective treatment.

Fasting is not usually required specifically for tumor marker tests, but it’s best to confirm with the lab when booking because additional tests may require fasting. (General lab practice)

Most results are typically available within 24–48 hours after sample collection, though timing may vary depending on individual test processing. (General lab expectation)

A prescription is generally not required to book the package, but consulting a physician helps with interpretation and deciding the next steps. (General medical advice)

Review your results with a healthcare provider who can explain any abnormal values, recommend further testing if needed, and guide follow-up based on findings. (General medical guidance)