Worried About High PSA? We Can Help
- Consult Senior Urologists
- Get Diagnosis - Prostate Cancer or Just Enlarged Prostate (BPH)?
- 100% Confidential, Fast Reporting
Dr. Kanishk Patil, Urologist
MCh (Uro), FRCS (UK)
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Our Expert Doctors
Surg. Capt. Dr. Rochan Pant
30 Years of Experience
Dr. Mukul Mutatkar
35 Years of Experience
Not Every High PSA Is Cancer
- Identify BPH vs Cancer Accurately
- Avoid Panic. Get Correct Next Step
- Treatment Plan Tailored to You
What Happens If You Ignore PSA Rise?
- Can Miss Early Cancer Warning Signs
- BPH May Worsen Without Timely Action
- Wrong Procedure Can Risk Complications
Why Choose Docsy?
- Free Pickup & Drop Available
- Family Meals at All Our Centres
- Urologists & Vascular Specialists with 17+ Yrs Exp
- MRI/PSA Reviewed by Expert Clinical Team
What Happens After High PSA is Detected?
- Report Reviewed by Prostate Specialist
- We Plan Treatment Only If Needed
Docsy vs Others
| Benefit | Others | Docsy |
|---|---|---|
| Long Hospital Stay | Yes | No |
| Return Same Day | No | Yes |
| Painful Catheter Use | Yes | No |
| Recovery Can Disrupt Work | Yes | No |
| Sexual dysfunction possibility | Yes | No |
| Offer Surgery-Free BPH Option | No | Yes |
One PSA Test. Many Possibilities.
If your PSA is elevated, the cause might be cancer, infection, or BPH. We help you know the difference. If it turns out to be BPH, our Vascular Specialists offer PAE — a non-surgical, superior, low-risk option to restore quality of life without needing any cuts, catheter insertion or hospital stay. If cancer is detected instead, we guide you to the right specialists for further care.
What to Do After a PSA Test?
- Send Us Your PSA/MRI/Ultrasound
- Our Team Confirms or Rules Out BPH
- Meet a Vascular Specialist for Advice
- We Recommend the Right Next Step
- No Unnecessary Scans or Treatment
- Expert-led guidance and care coordination if cancer is detected
If BPH, Here’s What Happens in PAE
- Our Superspecialists guide you between choosing TURP surgery or the new, advanced PAE — a 2-hour, painless, non-surgical procedure that shrinks the prostate by inserting a pin-hole camera through your wrist.
- No General Anaesthesia Needed
- Stay Awake, Talk During Procedure
- Walk Out Same Day, No Admission
What’s Next After PSA Diagnosis?
- We Track Progress With Free Follow-Ups at 1 month, 3 months and 6 months
- PAE Patients Improve Within Weeks
- Confidently Resume Daily Life
See How PSA Guided the Right Treatment
FAQs
Will PAE affect my sexual performance?
PAE has a much lower risk of retrograde ejaculation (≈ 10–16 %) compared with TURP’s ~50 %. No erectile nerves are cut.
How long before I feel better?
Many patients notice stronger flow within a week; prostate shrinkage continues for 3–6 months.
Can PAE be repeated?
Yes. If prostate arteries reopen years later, a touch- up embolization is simple and safe.
Is there a risk of prostate cancer being missed?
We screen PSA, DRE and imaging. PAE does not preclude future biopsy if ever needed.
