Male Cancer Screening Package

Why is the Cancer Screening Test for Males Essential?

Cancer doesn't always give early warning signs, and it can affect anyone, no matter your age or lifestyle. If you have a family history of cancer, your risk may be higher, but even without it, regular screening is one of the best ways to protect your health. Detecting cancer early often means more treatment options, better outcomes and a higher chance of recovery.

Our Male Cancer Screening Package is designed to spot potential issues before they become serious. It's a simple, proactive step you can take for yourself and for the people who care about you. Explore our cancer screening package for men, and partner with us in your efforts for early intervention and commitment to preventing cancer.

What are the symptoms that can be identified for early cancer screening tests for males?

Early cancer screening for men can help detect health issues even before noticeable symptoms appear. Recognising warning signs early helps you act quickly and take control of your health.

Here are some potential symptoms that may suggest the need for an early cancer test package for young men:

• Unexplained Weight Loss: If you're losing weight without trying or changing your diet or exercise habits, this could be a warning sign.
• Persistent Pain: Ongoing pain in any area of the body that doesn't seem to go away, especially back or abdominal pain, can sometimes be related to cancer.
• Changes in the Skin: New moles or changes in existing moles (size, shape, color) could be an indication of skin cancer. Any unexplained lumps or growths on the skin might also require a closer look.
• Fatigue or Weakness: Extreme or unusual tiredness that doesn’t improve with rest could be a sign of cancer, particularly if it’s associated with other symptoms.
• Changes in Bowel or Bladder Habits: Persistent constipation, diarrhea, or blood in the stool could point to gastrointestinal cancers.
• Difficulty Urinating: Blood in urine, or a frequent need to urinate could signal prostate or bladder cancer.
• Persistent Cough or Hoarseness: A cough that doesn't go away, or a hoarse voice, might be linked to lung or throat cancer.
• Lumps or Swelling: Any new lumps or swelling in the testicles, neck, armpits, or groin area should be checked. Testicular cancer, in particular, is more common in younger men.
• Pain or Discomfort in the Testicles or Groin: Any unexplained pain, swelling, or tenderness in the testicles or groin area could be a sign of testicular cancer.
• Difficulty Swallowing or Persistent Indigestion: Ongoing trouble swallowing, or feeling full even after eating small meals, may suggest esophageal or stomach cancer.
• Unexplained Fevers or Night Sweats: Persistent low-grade fevers or frequent night sweats, especially without an infection, can sometimes be linked to lymphoma or other cancers.
• Family History of Cancer: If there’s a history of cancer in your family, particularly related to prostate, testicular, or colorectal cancers, early screening is important even if you’re not showing symptoms.
• Changes in Your General Health: Any general feeling of being unwell, such as nausea, loss of appetite, or an overall sense that something is "off," can be an early sign of cancer.

What Happens During the Cancer Screening for Men?

When you choose the cancer screening for Men at Medicover Hospitals, here’s what the process includes:

• Registration and recording of vital signs
• After fasting, you will start with a blood and urine sample
• You should go through imaging, like an ultrasound or chest X-ray.
• Finally, you sit with a specialist who explains your health report and what to do next.
• You'll often have your results back within a day or two.

Cancer health package for men: Test Details and What to Expect

The cancer health package for Men at Medicover Hospitals gives you a complete view of your health in just one visit. It includes blood and urine tests, fasting, a PSA test and kidney and sugar checks. Then, you'll do imaging, an ultrasound of your belly and an X‑ray of your chest. Finally, you'll meet with an oncologist who explains what everything means. Usually, within one or two days, you'll have your report.

This package is designed to help catch common cancers early, like prostate, lung, colon, or abdominal cancers, when treatment is most effective.