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Men's Health: Prostate Exam (PSA) in Houston

Men's checkup in northwest Houston: prostate exam (PSA), blood pressure, glucose and urine test, in Spanish, walk-ins welcome, no insurance.

The men's health checkup at Clínica Hispana Familiar 529 includes the prostate blood test (PSA), testosterone measurement and a medical consultation in Spanish. No appointment and no insurance needed, in northwest Houston.

What does the men's checkup include?

  • Prostate-specific antigen (PSA) blood test
  • Total testosterone level
  • Blood pressure, weight and vital signs
  • Evaluation of urinary, sexual, energy or mood symptoms
  • Urine test and urologist referral when needed

At what age should I get my prostate checked?

Guidelines recommend discussing the PSA test with your doctor between ages 55 and 69. It makes sense to start earlier, around 45, if your father or brother had prostate cancer or if you are African American. With urinary symptoms, the check is done at any age.

How do I prepare for the PSA and testosterone tests?

  1. 1Avoid ejaculation for 48 hours before the PSA test, since it can raise the result.
  2. 2If you recently had a urinary or prostate infection, wait until treatment is complete, because inflammation alters PSA.
  3. 3Testosterone is best measured in the morning, between 7 and 10 AM, when it is at its highest.
  4. 4Bring your medication list; some drugs, such as those used for the prostate, change PSA levels.

What symptoms suggest low testosterone?

  • Constant tiredness and less energy
  • Lower sex drive or difficulty with erections
  • Loss of muscle mass and more abdominal fat
  • Mood changes, irritability or trouble concentrating

What if my PSA is high?

A high PSA does not mean cancer. It can be caused by an enlarged prostate, inflammation or infection. The medical team evaluates the result based on your age and symptoms, may repeat the test in a few weeks and, if needed, refers you to a urologist.

Is there a men's checkup package?

Yes. The clinic offers a complete men's checkup that includes a urine test, prostate exam, testosterone and medical consultation, with a fixed price listed on the promotions page.

How does payment work?

You don't need health insurance. Pricing is self-pay, cash and cards are accepted, and you can ask for the cost of the service by phone or WhatsApp before your visit.

Where is the clinic and which areas does it serve?

Clínica Hispana Familiar 529 is at 15003 FM 529 B, Houston, TX 77095, in northwest Houston. Hours are Monday through Saturday from 9 AM to 9 PM and Sunday from 9 AM to 5 PM, walk-ins welcome. It serves patients from Copperfield, Bear Creek, Cypress, Jersey Village, Katy and nearby communities.

Included in this service

Prostate antigen (PSA)
Testosterone level
General men's checkup
Results explained in Spanish

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Frequently Asked Questions

01What does the men's health checkup include?

A prostate blood test (PSA), a hormone panel, blood pressure, weight and vital signs, a urine test and a talk about urinary, energy or mood symptoms. If a result calls for it, you are referred to a specialist.

02How do I prepare for the PSA test?

Avoid ejaculation for the two days before, since it can raise the result. If you recently had a urinary or prostate infection, finish the treatment first. Bring your medication list: some prostate drugs change the value.

03Should I come in the morning for the hormone panel?

In the morning, when levels are highest. The clinic opens at 9 AM every day, so the practical move is to arrive early and have the PSA drawn at the same time.

04Does a high PSA mean cancer?

Not necessarily. It can come from an enlarged prostate, inflammation or an infection. The medical team weighs the result against your age and symptoms, may repeat the test and, if needed, refers you to a specialist.

05At what age should I start prostate checks?

U.S. guidelines recommend discussing PSA between ages 55 and 69, or from 45 if your father or a brother had prostate cancer or you are African American. With urinary symptoms, it is checked at any age.

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