Men’s Health matters
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Men’s health screenings are essential for detecting potential health issues early—before symptoms appear. Regular check-ups can help identify conditions such as heart disease, diabetes, prostate problems, and certain cancers. Explore our resources to learn what tests men should consider at different life stages and how proactive screening supports long-term wellbeing.
Men’s Health Screening – Early Detection for Better Long-Term Health
Regular health screenings are essential for men to catch potential issues early, when they are most treatable. From cardiovascular risk assessments to prostate health checks and diabetes screenings, early detection can lead to more effective treatment and prevention. Don’t wait for symptoms—being proactive about your health can improve quality of life and longevity.
Men’s health screening services from our Preferred Doctors you can consider:
Second Opinion on Men’s Health Screening Results
When it comes to your health, especially results related to screenings for prostate issues, heart disease, or other men’s health concerns, seeking a second opinion can provide clarity and peace of mind. It allows you to confirm test findings, explore alternative approaches, or better understand your overall risk profile.
Getting a second opinion is a responsible and widely accepted step. Most doctors support it because your well-being is the top priority. It ensures you’re making informed decisions and helps you take confident control of your health journey.
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Financials
Health screenings that are deemed medically necessary—such as those following a doctor’s referral or based on risk factors—may be claimable under national healthcare savings schemes or private insurance plans, depending on your coverage. However, general or routine screenings done without clinical symptoms or referrals may not always be covered.
Check with CPF on the latest MediSave policies.
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FAQs
What conditions are commonly detected through men’s health screenings?
Men’s health screenings can help detect a range of conditions early, including heart disease, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes, prostate issues (such as prostate cancer or benign prostatic hyperplasia), colorectal cancer, and low testosterone. These checks are key in identifying risks before symptoms develop.
Who should consider a men’s health screening?
Men should consider regular health screenings if they:
- Are aged 40 or above
- Have a family history of chronic diseases or cancer
- Lead a sedentary lifestyle
- Smoke or consume alcohol regularly
- Experience symptoms such as fatigue, chest discomfort, urinary changes, or weight fluctuations
Early detection allows for better management and prevention of serious health issues.
What happens during a men’s health screening?
A typical screening may involve:
- Blood pressure and cholesterol tests
- Blood sugar or HbA1c testing
- Prostate-specific antigen (PSA) blood test
- Physical examination and medical history review
- Additional imaging or diagnostic tests if needed
The tests vary depending on your age, lifestyle, and risk factors.
What happens after the screening?
Your doctor will explain the results and may recommend lifestyle changes, follow-up tests, or treatments based on the findings. Regular screenings help build a health baseline and catch early signs of disease, giving you more control over your long-term well-being.
Additional Resources
- Chemotherapy and Other Costs of Cancer Treatment in Singapore | Health365. Available from: https://www.health365.sg/chemotherapy-and-other-costs-of-cancer-treatment/
- Why Second Opinion Matters And Why You Should Not Shy Away From Getting One | Health365. Available from: https://www.health365.sg/perspectives-why-second-opinion-matters/
- Can a Second Opinion Make a Difference? | Yale Medicine. Available from: https://www.yalemedicine.org/news/second-opinions
- Why Singapore’s Healthcare System is Unique | European Policy Information Center. Available from: https://www.epicenternetwork.eu/blog/why-singapores-healthcare-system-is-unique/
- Healthcare in Singapore is world-class – and under-utilised | CNA. Available from: https://www.channelnewsasia.com/commentary/singapore-healthcare-system-healthier-sg-healthy-living-3623296
- Foreign patients coming to Singapore for critical and complex care | Straits Times. Available from: https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/health/fewer-foreign-patients-in-singapore-but-more-coming-for-critical-and-complex-care