What is the pathogenesis of prostate cancer

In order to cure prostate cancer, we must first understand the pathogenesis of prostate cancer. This is a key to our treatment. If we understand this issue, there will be no major problems in subsequent treatment, and the treatment effect will be relatively better. Let me tell you what the pathogenesis of prostate cancer is.

The pathological mechanism of prostate can be summarized as follows:

1. Weak kidney qi: Injuries caused by diet or excessive sexual intercourse can damage kidney qi, lead to insufficient vital energy, tissues and organs not being able to be warmed, endocrine disorders, low immune function, and qi stagnation and blood stasis that form lumps.

2. Diet and daily life: Diet may damage the spleen and stomach, leading to insufficient production of Qi and blood, or phlegm and dampness may accumulate in the body and accumulate in the lower part of the body, or the living environment may affect the kidney's Qi transformation function, thus causing symptoms such as urination disorder and pain.

3. External invasion of toxins: External toxins invade the body and gather in the lower part of the body, causing poor circulation of qi and blood. Over time, the accumulation of qi and blood leads to tumors.

More than 95% of prostate pathology is adenocarcinoma, and the rest are transitional cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma and sarcoma. The prostate originates from its glandular cells and ducts, often originating from the peripheral zone (that is, the part that is compressed and atrophied by the hyperplastic periurethral glands in old age). Cancer can occur in any part of the prostate, but most of them occur in the peripheral zone.

Prostate acini are structures that radiate from the urethra to the surrounding areas in a straight line. When they become cancerous, their histological differences are extremely large, destroying the arrangement of the glands. It is difficult to grade prostate cells because cells from different tissues are very different. The poorest differentiated cells are often used to represent their biological characteristics, which affects prognosis. The prostate is often multi-focal, with a single nodule accounting for less than 10%.

All of the above are the pathogenesis of prostate cancer. In fact, some people often don't know how to treat it. Because they don't understand the pathogenesis, the treatment naturally can't figure it out, and the effect will naturally not be good. I hope everyone can achieve good treatment results.