What are the symptoms of prostate cancer? Analysis of the three symptoms of prostate cancer

When it comes to prostate cancer, I believe many patients should be very familiar with it. The prostate is one of the important organs of men, and it is also a relatively fragile organ. If you do not pay attention to care measures in your life, it will lead to cancer. The factors that induce prostate cancer are relatively complex. In addition to genetic genes, this disease is also closely related to sexual life and eating habits. So what are the symptoms of prostate cancer in patients?

The biggest feature of prostate cancer is that the early symptoms are relatively hidden. As the disease progresses, patients will experience symptoms, the most common of which include the following three.

First, it is easy to develop symptoms of compression. Patients with prostate cancer do not have any symptoms in the early stage. As the tumor grows, patients will experience symptoms of compression, mainly characterized by compressive pain in the lower abdomen and compression of the urethra. The most typical symptom is difficulty urinating. Severe patients may also suffer from urinary incontinence and genital pain.

Second, the symptoms of metastasis. If a patient has prostate cancer and does not take the correct treatment, it will cause symptoms of cancer cell spread and metastasis. The most common sites of metastasis are the bladder, seminal vesicle, and bone. The symptoms of each patient vary depending on the site of metastasis, and the most typical symptoms are anemia and decreased blood count.

Third, systemic symptoms. Systemic symptoms usually occur in patients in the late stage, and are mainly characterized by fever, anemia, hematuria, weight loss, and fatigue. In addition, a small number of patients will also experience bone pain.

The above three aspects are common symptoms of prostate cancer. Once a patient has similar symptoms, he should go to the hospital for examination in time and receive treatment according to the condition and cause. At present, there are many options for treating prostate cancer. For early patients, surgical resection can improve the survival rate, but for patients in the middle and late stages, the best time for surgery has been missed. The best way is to take conservative methods for treatment, such as chemotherapy, traditional Chinese medicine treatment, and radiotherapy.