How high is prostate antigen to indicate cancer?
A prostate antigen level above 4ng/ml generally indicates cancer. In addition to prostate antigen testing, a variety of tests are also required to determine whether there is cancer.
The normal value of prostate antigen is generally between 1ng/ml and 4ng/ml. If it exceeds the normal value, it may be a prostate tumor disease, which may lead to malignant transformation. It needs to be confirmed by PSA value, puncture and other examinations. The higher the PSA value, the greater the chance of cancer.
When doing a prostate examination, you need to go to the urology department of a regular hospital for an examination. After it is confirmed that it is prostate cancer, early intervention and treatment, such as radiotherapy, chemotherapy, and surgical resection, are required. Regular examinations are also required during the treatment period to observe the treatment effect at any time.
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