PSA: if you're 45 or older

[Anonymous 7]

That's interesting. And great!

Not the same poster but ... I'm in Europe and the health department sends you one every two years and you pay nothing. Same for mammograms. You get a letter telling you to make an appointment - the results are examined by the lab and then a second time by the health department.

Did your insurance company give you a hard time about covering the cost of it?
And if you didn't use your insurance, do you mind telling me how much it cost?

Ok but Im older than 50 and in perfect health. My doctor said I dont need one now due to no risk factors. I do take the colorguard test at home and mail it to the lab

[WickedPissah]

Ok..and?

[Deleted User 1344]

If you have risk factors, yes.

Everyone should even if you have no risk factors .
I had one in 2009.
There’s a home kit too that is easier than the colonoscopy.
And medicare paid for mine.

[Starwaves]

Been having them since I was 20. Family history.