What are the principles of prostate cancer treatment

Prostate diseases are generally very difficult to cure, especially prostatitis and prostate cancer. As a malignant tumor, prostate cancer has a very low chance of being cured if it is not treated in time. The following is an introduction to the treatment principles of prostate cancer:

First, if the tumor has only spread locally to the bladder or rectum and has not yet metastasized to distant sites, a complete pelvic exenteration can be used, but this approach is often ineffective. Extensive surgery may accelerate the spread of tumor cells. This is one of the more common principles of prostate cancer treatment.

Secondly, for prostate cancer patients who cannot undergo surgery, radiotherapy is not only sensitive to a few lymphosarcoma and reticulum cell sarcoma, but also has a certain effect on leiomyosarcoma. This is also one of the treatment principles for prostate cancer.

Thirdly, if the prostate sarcoma is confined to the prostate capsule and has not yet infiltrated outside, surgery should be performed as soon as possible, with radical cystoprostatectomy, which is also one of the treatment principles for prostate cancer.

Even after surgical resection, prostate cancer is very likely to recur repeatedly. The best way is to completely remove the prostate. However, after surgical resection, you must pay attention to all aspects of care, such as observing the patient's physical condition after surgery and correcting any bad behavior.