What are the clinical manifestations of prostate cancer? What are the symptoms of prostate cancer?

Prostate cancer is a serious disease for male patients. In the early stages of prostate cancer, the tumor invades the tissue structure around the prostate and the symptoms are not obvious, so many patients will lose the best treatment time. The following will introduce some symptom changes of the disease to patients. It is necessary for patients to pay attention to some reasonable treatment.

When the cancer invades the middle part of the prostate, it will cause symptoms of urethral obstruction and compression, manifested as slow urine flow, incomplete urination, frequent urination and urgency. When the cancer invades the urethra, urinary tract obstruction symptoms will also appear, causing the urethra to lose its original function. Therefore, patients should pay attention to whether their urination is abnormal. If they feel unwell, they need to see a doctor to prevent serious deterioration of the disease.

After prostate cancer occurs, the first place it invades is the bladder-rectal space. Therefore, the patient will experience pain in some parts of the body, such as testicular pain. In severe cases, sexual dysfunction may also occur. If it spreads to the upper end of the bladder-rectal space, ureter, and seminal vesicle, the consequences are very serious. It is important to pay attention to timely diagnosis.

Because the early symptoms are not obvious, when the cancer metastasizes to the lymphatic vessels around the nerves, the patient may experience perineal pain and sciatica, and may have difficulty urinating. Manifestations such as lower limb edema, swollen lymph nodes, low fever, anemia or renal failure are common. It is important for patients to make reasonable improvements. The longer the delay, the more difficult it will be to treat the disease.

The above is a description of the clinical symptoms of prostate cancer. Patients need to pay attention to timely treatment. Cancer can be treated well in the early stages. Patients must remember not to delay the treatment of the disease. In normal times, they need to pay attention to the rationality of nursing measures and a positive attitude to treat the disease. This is something you should pay attention to.