Are there any early symptoms of prostate cancer? What are the precursors of prostate cancer?

Nowadays, many cancers threaten people's health, and some cancers are getting younger and younger. We must pay attention to the symptoms of these diseases. For example, prostate cancer is a malignant tumor and a common disease that can cause death in men. If it can be discovered earlier, the disease can be controlled, so let's take a look at the early symptoms of prostate cancer.

1. Because the prostate is close to the urethra, no matter what kind of prostate disease you have, you will have urethral symptoms. Prostate cancer patients will have symptoms such as bifurcated urine, frequent urination, and urgency. As the number of tumors increases, the pressure on the urethra will become more and more obvious, and even symptoms of urination disorders and painful urination will appear. Patients will also develop urinary retention.

2. Prostate cancer patients also have symptoms of pain. Prostate cancer patients often experience radiating pain in the prostate and its surroundings. The pain may also occur in the waist, buttocks, or sacrum, and the severe pain is usually unbearable. Patients who suffer from pain for a long time will become thinner and thinner, and severe cases may even suffer from renal failure.

3. Patients with existing prostate diseases should pay more attention to urinary tract symptoms and pain. Avoid the aggravation of prostate cancer to the late stage, or even metastasis in severe cases. Most patients will also have symptoms of lymph node metastasis, so there will also be symptoms such as swollen lymph nodes and swollen limbs.

Here are the early symptoms of prostate cancer. Although the treatment of prostate cancer is still quite difficult, if it can be discovered at the first time and the tumor is removed in time, the patient's life and health can be protected. If it is not discovered until the late stage, it will not only increase the difficulty of treatment, but also cause great pain to the patient. At this time, the cancer cells have already spread to various parts of the body, making it very difficult to treat.