What are the symptoms of male prostate cancer? A brief analysis of the three symptoms of male prostate cancer

The most typical prostate disease in men is prostate cancer. This disease is very harmful to the body and is very difficult to treat. However, since most men don’t know much about prostate cancer, they don’t think about cancer when the disease occurs, which delays the treatment. So in order to make everyone more aware of prostate cancer, here are three symptoms of prostate cancer.

1. Compression symptoms

When a patient is diagnosed with prostate cancer, the prostate tissue will enlarge, which will compress the surrounding tissues and cause difficulty urinating, slow urine flow, and interrupted urination. If not controlled in time, it will also compress the workplace and affect normal bowel movements, and may even compress the vas deferens, making it impossible for men to ejaculate normally. This will greatly affect normal sexual life and fertility.

2. Metastatic symptoms

If prostate cancer is not treated in time, the cancer cells will metastasize. The most common metastasis is to nearby organs, such as the fallopian tubes, bladder and other organs, which will gradually lead to organ dysfunction and cause great damage to the body.

3. Symptoms of hematuria

As prostate cancer progresses, many systemic symptoms will appear. If metastasis occurs, the symptoms will become more obvious. The patient will experience fatigue, weight loss, long-term low fever, and gradually develop anemia and hematuria.

From the above content, we can know some symptoms of male prostatitis. Therefore, when prostate cancer occurs, in order to alleviate these adverse symptoms, it is recommended to carry out treatment and control in time, because earlier treatment can make the treatment effect better and the treatment difficulty will be less. During the treatment, we must also develop good living habits, stay up late less in daily life, quit smoking and drinking, and if we are depressed, we must pay attention to regulating our emotions.