What are the clinical staging symptoms of prostate cancer

Among the diseases of men, prostate cancer is a serious one. This disease is a malignant tumor disease. Once the patient is on the disease, his condition will deteriorate rapidly. If the severity of the disease cannot be known in time, and the right method of treatment cannot be chosen, once the disease is delayed, it is very likely to cause the patient's direct death. Therefore, male friends should know more about this disease. So what are the clinical staging symptoms of prostate cancer?

In fact, prostate cancer can be mainly divided into early, middle and late stages. If the patient is in the early stage of prostate cancer, there are generally no obvious clinical symptoms. Often the patient suddenly develops the disease during a physical examination. Some patients are found in surgical specimens of benign prostatic hyperplasia. But no matter how the patient is discovered, once the disease is discovered, it should be treated in time, otherwise it will become more difficult to treat when the condition worsens.

However, if the male patient is in the middle stage of prostate cancer, the clinical symptoms are mainly manifested as obstruction and local infiltration. The obstruction symptoms are mainly manifested in that the patient will experience difficulty urinating, pain and hematuria. Later, as the patient's disease worsens, there will be symptoms of urinary retention and urinary incontinence; and the local infiltration symptoms mainly refer to the involvement of the bladder rectal space. At this time, the patient often suffers from low back pain and pain in the patient's side testicle due to tumor invasion and compression of the vas deferens and other parts.

However, if the male patient is already in the late stage of prostate cancer, then in addition to the initial clinical symptoms of prostate cancer, the patient will also have other metastatic symptoms. This is mainly because after the disease worsens, the cancer has accumulated to other tissues and organs. For example, if bone metastasis has occurred, although there are no obvious symptoms at the beginning, it will cause symptoms of nerve compression or pathological fractures later.

The above are the symptoms of prostate cancer staging. After understanding them, male patients, especially those whose families have this disease, should pay more attention to it in their daily lives and must observe their physical condition at all times. Once the above symptoms are found, patients should receive symptomatic treatment in time to achieve the best therapeutic effect.