Prostate Basics
Risk Factors
Symptoms
Jamaican Awareness
Did You Know?
100

This small gland, found only in men, helps produce seminal fluid.

What is the prostate?

100

This risk factor increases with every birthday.

What is age?

100

Frequent trips to the bathroom, especially at night, may be a sign of prostate problems.

What is frequent urination?

100

This month is often observed internationally for prostate cancer awareness.

What is September?

100

This organ is about the size of a walnut.

What is the prostate?

200

The prostate is located just below this organ.

What is the bladder?

200

Men with a father or brother diagnosed with prostate cancer have a higher level of this.

What is risk?

200

Difficulty starting or stopping this bodily function can be a symptom.

What is urination?

200

Men are encouraged to discuss this topic openly instead of avoiding it.

What is prostate health?

200

Many men with early prostate cancer experience none of these.

What are symptoms?

300

This habit should be avoided because it increases the risk of many cancers.

What is smoking?

300

Having multiple relatives with prostate cancer can increase a person's chances due to these.

What are genetic factors?

300

This symptom may occur when the prostate enlarges and presses on the urethra.

What is a weak urine stream?

300

Regular visits to this healthcare professional can help with early detection.

Who is a doctor or healthcare provider?

300

This is why routine screenings are so important.

What is early detection?

400

This healthcare action should not wait until symptoms appear.

What is routine screening/checkups?

400

True or False: A healthy lifestyle can help reduce the risk of some prostate-related conditions.

What is True?

400

Blood appearing in this bodily fluid should be evaluated by a doctor.

What is urine?

400

Jamaica has one of the highest rates of this disease in the Caribbean.

What is prostate cancer?

400

Men with this family connection to prostate cancer face higher risk.

What is a first-degree relative?

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