Health - Maladies

1. Problems when you pee
2. Changes in your testicles
3. Blood in your pee or stool
4. Skin changes
5. Changes in Lymph Nodes
6. Trouble Swallowing
7. Heartburn
8. Mouth changes
9. Weight loss without trying
10. Fever
11. Breast changes
12. Fatigue
13. Cough
14. Pain
15. Belly pain and depression

PSA Tests can produce false positives; repeat test after six weeks advised.

A high PSA level indicates some abnormality in the prostate -- possibly cancer, but also any type of prostate infection or prostate enlargement, which occurs in most men after age 50. Even ejaculation within two days of having a PSA test may result in artificially high levels suggesting a "false positive."