Darren K. Orme 
They are feelings that your heart is racing, fluttering, pounding, skipping beats, or beating harder than usual. You may notice them in your chest, throat, or neck. Heart palpitations are common and often happen because of stress, caffeine, anxiety, dehydration, poor sleep, exercise, or certain medicines. Many episodes are short and harmless. Still, repeated or … Read more
A doctor may order an MRI of the prostate to get clearer pictures of the prostate gland, especially when PSA levels, symptoms, biopsy results, or a physical exam raise questions. The scan can help check for suspicious areas, prostate cancer, infection, enlargement, or cancer spread. A prostate MRI does not always mean you have cancer. … Read more
You may be told to avoid caffeine before a prostate MRI because coffee, strong tea, energy drinks, and some sodas can increase bloating, gas, bladder urgency, or bathroom discomfort. These issues can make it harder to lie still and may affect image quality. Not every imaging center gives the same rule. Some allow normal eating … Read more
You usually do not need to fast for a PSA test unless your doctor asks for other blood tests at the same time. A PSA test is a simple blood test that checks prostate-specific antigen levels, and food normally does not affect the result. However, some activities can temporarily raise PSA levels. Ejaculation, vigorous cycling, … Read more
Before a PSA test, avoid ejaculation, cycling, vigorous exercise, prostate stimulation, and testing during a urinary infection if your doctor advises waiting. These factors may temporarily affect PSA levels and make the result harder to interpret. A PSA test checks the amount of prostate-specific antigen in your blood. Doctors use it to help screen for … Read more
The safest way to approach how to lower PSA before test is not to force the number down. Instead, you should avoid things that can temporarily raise PSA, follow your doctor’s instructions, and make sure the test shows the most accurate result possible. PSA can rise for many reasons, including prostate enlargement, infection, inflammation, ejaculation, … Read more
Your heart rate can give useful clues about your overall health, including your fitness level, stress, sleep, hydration, activity level, heart rhythm, symptoms, and medical history. A single number does not tell the full story, but repeated changes can give useful clues about your heart and overall wellness. Most adults have a resting heart rate … Read more
Prostate MRI preparation usually means following food, drink, bowel, medicine, and safety instructions before the scan. Good preparation helps the radiology team get clearer images of the prostate and nearby tissues. Your imaging center may give slightly different instructions, so always follow the sheet from your doctor or radiology clinic first. Call the clinic before … Read more
A prostate MRI is a detailed imaging test that helps doctors examine the prostate more clearly. It can support decisions about biopsy, monitoring, diagnosis, and treatment planning. What Is a Prostate MRI? A prostate MRI is an imaging test that creates detailed pictures of the prostate gland. Doctors use it to look more closely at … Read more
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