Prostate cancer often has no symptoms early on
Possible warning signs include trouble starting urination
Possible warning signs include weak or interrupted urine flow
Possible warning signs include frequent urination, especially at night
Possible warning signs include pain or burning during urination
Possible warning signs include blood in urine or semen
Possible warning signs include pain in the back, hips, or pelvis
Possible warning signs include painful ejaculation
Possible warning signs include unexplained weight loss
Possible warning signs include erectile dysfunction
A digital rectal exam can help detect an abnormal prostate
A PSA blood test can help identify increased prostate-specific antigen levels
A prostate MRI may be used if screening tests are abnormal
A prostate biopsy is the only way to confirm prostate cancer
See a doctor if you have urinary symptoms or blood in urine or semen
Get checked if you have a family history of prostate cancer
Get checked if you are Black or have other higher-risk factors
Talk to a doctor about screening if you are age 50 or older
Talk to a doctor about screening earlier if you are at higher risk