Is prostate cancer contagious?

Prostate cancer is not new to everyone. In fact, for this disease, the diet of prostate cancer is not contagious. However, we suggest that you pay attention to your daily life, especially your diet. Let's take a deeper look at whether prostate cancer is contagious, hoping to help you.

First of all, regarding the question of whether late-stage prostate cancer is contagious, the editor tells you that late-stage prostate cancer is not contagious. Prostate cancer is a tumor cell. Although tumor cells fission very quickly and can spread and metastasize, they will not be transmitted to other people. They just live in the patient's body. For bacteria and viruses, they may be transmitted through close contact or clothing and eating, but prostate cancer tumor cells are not contagious. However, although prostate cancer is not contagious, there may be genetic factors for prostate cancer, so this needs to be paid attention to.

Secondly, what are the treatments for prostate cancer? We say that surgery is the most commonly used curative treatment method, called radical prostatectomy. In addition, radioactive seed implantation therapy is to implant radioactive seeds into the prostate through the skin. It has little damage and usually does not require other treatment assistance. It is also one of the curative treatments for prostate cancer. Secondly, we say that external conformal radiation therapy is a new method of applying external radiation therapy to prostate cancer.

Well, through the above introduction, I believe everyone has a better understanding of prostate cancer. We recommend that patients pay attention to maintaining good living habits, stay up less late, and avoid fatigue. Once you feel unwell, you should take medicine under the guidance of a doctor, and you should not use antibiotics and other drugs at will. For this disease, as long as the patient actively undergoes treatment, I believe that with the current medical technology, there will be good treatment effects.