Activity in late stage prostate cancer

Prostate cancer is common in middle-aged and elderly men, which has a great impact on the normal life of patients. The causes of prostate cancer are mostly related to bad living habits, and may also be related to genetics, environment, sex hormones, etc., which are very harmful to men's health. So what are the activities of late-stage prostate cancer?

Men over 65 who get three hours or more of vigorous exercise a week, such as running, biking or swimming, have a lower risk of being diagnosed with advanced prostate cancer or dying from the disease, the study found.
Although many recent studies have shown that exercise can reduce men's risk of prostate cancer, researchers believe that this study is one of the largest to date and provides detailed information on the intensity of exercise that is effective in preventing prostate cancer.
Overall, the findings showed no association between prostate cancer and all forms of exercise, but the researchers found that among men over 65, three hours of vigorous exercise a week was associated with a significantly lower risk of dying from prostate cancer or being diagnosed with an advanced stage, but not for younger men.
The researchers said more research is needed to understand how exercise affects men's risk of prostate cancer, but the findings suggest that vigorous exercise may slow the progression of prostate cancer in older men.