How is prostate cancer transmitted

After getting prostate cancer, there should be some symptoms of physical discomfort, the most obvious of which is the urgency and frequency of urination, and the patient will also have some symptoms of lower abdominal discomfort, which will have a great impact on the body of male patients. So, how is prostate cancer transmitted? Is it an infectious disease?

1. Prostate cancer is not an infectious disease and cannot be transmitted to others. Patients do not need to worry about this. However, patients with prostate cancer should try to avoid sexual life, especially when the condition is more serious. They should undergo surgery in time. Patients also need to pay special attention to their diet. Generally, they cannot eat foods that are difficult to digest, and patients cannot eat spicy, raw or cold foods. If patients do not pay attention to their eating habits, it will have a very bad effect.
2. Prostate cancer is not contagious, but it is hereditary. People with a family history of prostate disease have a higher chance of getting the disease. Patients with prostate cancer cannot drink alcohol, especially some white wine. Patients cannot eat greasy food and try not to eat sweets. Patients can eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, and drink more boiled water.