What are the effects of early prostate cancer resection

Prostate cancer is an epithelial malignant tumor that occurs in the prostate. The effects of early prostate cancer resection include urinary incontinence, urethral stenosis, bleeding, urinary tract infection, sexual dysfunction, etc. The specific analysis is as follows:

1. Urinary incontinence: Since the prostate is located at the junction of the urethra and bladder, if the prostate is removed, the urethra and bladder need to be anastomosed again. Involuntary urine overflow will occur within three months after the operation. When standing, as the negative pressure increases, spontaneous urination will occur.

2. Urethral stenosis: After surgery, iatrogenic urethral stenosis may occur at the anastomosis site, resulting in difficulty urinating, thinning of the urine stream, etc.

3. Bleeding: During the operation, if the doctor does not operate properly, it may damage cells and tissues, causing more serious bleeding after the operation.

4. Urinary tract infection: If you do not pay attention to care after surgery or the drainage is not smooth, the urinary tract may be infected with bacteria.

5. Sexual dysfunction: There are sexual nerves in the prostate. Resection of the prostate may damage the sexual nerves, which will affect the patient's erectile function after the operation.

It is recommended to communicate with the doctor in detail before the operation to understand the advantages and disadvantages of the operation. If you feel any abnormality in your body after the operation, you need to inform the doctor in time so that the doctor can provide individualized treatment.