What are the symptoms of advanced prostate cancer in men

When men have advanced prostate cancer, they usually experience the following symptoms. It is recommended that patients actively seek treatment and recover as soon as possible. What are the symptoms of advanced prostate cancer in men? Let's learn about them together. I hope the following introduction can be helpful to everyone.

What are the symptoms of advanced prostate cancer?
(1) Bone pain: Bone pain may occur in patients with advanced prostate cancer, which is usually felt in the waist, sacrum, buttocks, hip and pelvis. Bone pain can manifest in different ways. Some patients may experience persistent pain, while others may experience intermittent pain.
(2) Lymph node metastasis: Prostate cancer lymph node metastasis often occurs in the internal iliac, external iliac, retroperitoneum, groin, mediastinum, supraclavicular and other parts of the body. When the lymph nodes are obviously enlarged and compress the blood vessels and block the lymph return of the lower limbs, symptoms of swelling of the lower limbs and scrotum will appear.
(3) Spinal metastasis: Advanced prostate cancer with spinal metastasis may invade the spinal cord and cause nerve compression, which may even cause paralysis in severe cases.
(4) Systemic symptoms: Due to long-term torture, patients with advanced prostate cancer become increasingly weak and may experience fatigue, weight loss, emaciation, fatigue, body aches, etc., and eventually suffer from systemic failure and cachexia. (5) Tumor enlargement: The prostate tumor progressively enlarges locally and gradually compresses the prostatic urethra, which may cause urination disorders, manifested as progressive dysuria, frequent urination, urgency, pain, and a feeling of incomplete urination. In severe cases, urine dripping and urinary retention may occur.