What causes prostate cancer

Prostate cancer may be related to genetics, or it may be caused by bad eating habits or infection factors, as follows:

1. Heredity:

If a direct relative in the family has a history of prostate cancer, their children are more likely to develop prostate cancer than other people, increasing the risk of the disease.

2. Bad eating habits:

Irregular diet or long-term consumption of high-fat foods, such as fatty meat, animal oil, sweets, etc., will lead to excessive fat intake in the body, which will increase the testosterone content for a long time and induce prostate cancer.

3. Infection factors:

If the prostate is stimulated by bacteria or viruses for a long time and is not treated in time or is not treated thoroughly, the function of the prostate will gradually decline, atrophy and degenerate, and cause prostate cancer.

In addition to the above reasons, there may also be environmental factors, such as cadmium pollution. Stay away from polluted environments to reduce the chance of disease. In the case of prostate cancer, surgical treatment is required as soon as possible. Depending on the specific situation, laparoscopic prostatectomy or traditional surgical treatment can be performed under the operation of a professional doctor to effectively control and reduce the damage caused by the disease to the body. After the operation, pay attention to rest more, do a good job of wound care, avoid inflammation and infection, change the dressing and disinfect regularly, and follow the doctor's advice for reexamination.