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A PSA test screens for cancer of the prostate—a small gland located just under a man’s bladder—which produces one component of semen. If your doctor says your PSA count is high, you might be worried about prostate cancer, but the American Cancer Society (ACS) says a high count does not automatically mean cancer.
