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Immunization & Screening Tests - Men
Last updated: 10/16/2007
| Screening Tests | Ages 18 - 39 | Ages 40 - 49 | Ages 50 - 64 | Ages 65 and Older |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| General Health | ||||
| Full checkup, including weight and height | Discuss with your doctor or nurse. | Discuss with your doctor or nurse. | Discuss with your doctor or nurse. | Discuss with your doctor or nurse. |
| Heart Health | ||||
| Blood pressure test | At least every 2 years | At least every 2 years | At least every 2 years | At least every 2 years |
| Cholesterol test | Start at age 20, discuss with your doctor or nurse. | Discuss with your doctor or nurse. | Discuss with your doctor or nurse. | Discuss with your doctor or nurse. |
| Diabetes | ||||
| Blood sugar test | Discuss with your doctor or nurse. | Start at age 45, then every 3 years | Every 3 years | Every 3 years |
| Prostate Health | ||||
| Digital Rectal Exam (DRE) | Discuss with your doctor or nurse. | Discuss with your doctor or nurse. | Discuss with your doctor or nurse. | |
| Prostate-Specific Antigen (PSA) (blood test) | Discuss with your doctor or nurse. | Discuss with your doctor or nurse. | Discuss with your doctor or nurse. | |
| Reproductive Health | ||||
| Testicular exam | Monthly self-exam; and part of a general checkup. | Monthly self-exam; and part of a general checkup. | Monthly self-exam; and part of a general checkup. | Monthly self-exam; and part of a general checkup. |
| Chlamydia test | Discuss with your doctor or nurse. | Discuss with your doctor or nurse. | Discuss with your doctor or nurse. | Discuss with your doctor or nurse. |
| Sexually Transmitted Disease (STD) tests | Both partners should get tested for STDs, including HIV, before initiating sexual intercourse. | Both partners should get tested for STDs, including HIV, before initiating sexual intercourse. | Both partners should get tested for STDs, including HIV, before initiating sexual intercourse. | Both partners should get tested for STDs, including HIV, before initiating sexual intercourse. |
| Colorectal Health | ||||
| Fecal occult blood test | Yearly | Yearly | ||
| Flexible Sigmoidoscopy (with fecal occult blood test is preferred) | Every 5 years (if not having a colonoscopy) | Every 5 years (if not having a colonoscopy) | ||
| Double Contrast Barium Enema (DCBE) | Every 5-10 years (if not having a colonoscopy or sigmoidoscopy) | Every 5-10 years (if not having a colonoscopy or sigmoidoscopy) | ||
| Colonoscopy | Every 10 years | Every 10 years | ||
| Rectal exam | Discuss with your doctor or nurse. | Discuss with your doctor or nurse. | Every 5-10 years with each screening (sigmoidoscopy, colonoscopy, or DCBE) | Every 5-10 years with each screening (sigmoidoscopy, colonoscopy, or DCBE) |
| Eye and Ear Health | ||||
| Eye exam | If you have any visual problems; or at least one exam from ages 20-29 and at least two exams from ages 30-39. | Every 2-4 years | Every 2-4 years | Every 1-2 years |
| Hearing test | Starting at age 18, then every 10 years | Every 10 years | Every 3 years | Every 3 years |
| Skin Health | ||||
| Mole exam | Monthly mole self-exam; by a doctor every 3 years, starting at age 20. | Monthly mole self-exam; by a doctor every year. | Monthly mole self-exam; by a doctor every year. | Monthly mole self-exam; by a doctor every year. |
| Oral Health | ||||
| Dental exam | One to two times every year | One to two times every year | One to two times every year | One to two times every year |
| Mental Health | ||||
| Mental Health Screening | Discuss with your doctor or nurse. | Discuss with your doctor or nurse. | Discuss with your doctor or nurse. | Discuss with your doctor or nurse. |
| Immunizations | ||||
| Influenza vaccine | Discuss with your doctor or nurse. | Discuss with your doctor or nurse. | Yearly | Yearly |
| Pneumococcal vaccine | One time only | |||
| Tetanus-Diphtheria Booster vaccine | Every 10 years | Every 10 years | Every 10 years | Every 10 years |
| Meningococcal Vaccine | Discuss with your doctor or nurse if attending college. | |||
Source: womenshealth.gov