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Mr Paul Erotocritou
Numan
When should men start worrying about prostate cancer?
Dr Paul Erotocritou advises that all men should not be worried about prostate cancer, but that it is within their hands to have it checked on the NHS.
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Men should not always be worried about prostate cancer, but it is in their hands to have it checked if they want. Certainly within the NHS, you can request for your GP to test your PSA blood test once you're over 50, and certainly if you've got a family relative who's had prostate cancer, it would be wise to get yourself checked out.