It's a well known fact, no one in the history of mankind has developed cancer before the age of 50. Sometimes i think this is the logic some gp's roll with. Younger people are at a huge disadvantage when it comes to getting a cancer diagnosis. Hear the same nonsense with bowel cancers, and even ovarian cancers,

Personally, I'd seek a second opinion, and even a 3rd. The harsh reality is, you have to be an advocate for your own health at times because no one will do you any favours. On the off chance this is something, it's not the doctor that dismissed your concerns that have to live with the consequences of a later diagnosis, it's you.

 It's not as if you're being a hypochondriac here, because your concerns are valid, so push for further tests if that would put your mind at ease.

Also, if they're hung up on it being an outside company that did the test, request the same test from your gp. That way they can't hide behind that excuse.

Also, if they're hung up on it being an outside company that did the test, request the same test from your gp. That way they can't hide behind that excuse.

Definitely push for further tests,I was told in 2016 i had an enlarged prostrate with a PSA of 5.2 and was told nothing to worry about,roll on to 2022 had a blood test PSA was 7.2 and diagnosed with stage 3 prostate cancer,don’t let them fob you off.