What are the physical symptoms of prostate cancer? You should know these signs

In life, prostate diseases are relatively common, such as prostatitis, prostate hyperplasia, etc. Among prostate diseases, prostate cancer is the most serious one. If the patient is not treated in time, the cancer cells are prone to metastasis, which often threatens the patient's life safety. So, what are the physical symptoms of prostate cancer? Let's analyze it.

First of all, although the symptoms of prostate cancer patients in the early stages are relatively obvious, many people tend to ignore them. For example, urination disorder is one of the most common symptoms. Clinically, most patients will experience progressive urination difficulties, thinning urine flow, or urinary urgency and pain due to the occurrence of this disease. If it is not controlled in time, symptoms of urine dripping and urine retention may occur.

In addition to urinary disorders, some patients with localized prostate cancer may also experience localized body pain. The most common pain is mainly in the buttocks and hips. Pelvic and sciatica are also prone to pain symptoms, and the pain is often unbearable for patients. This is mainly because the disease has metastasized to the bones or invaded the nerves.

Furthermore, if the symptoms of prostate cancer are not discovered in the early stages, the disease will worsen further. Many patients will experience metastasis in the late stages. Because the early symptoms are not particularly obvious, most patients have already experienced metastasis symptoms during the first treatment. This metastasis mainly occurs in the waist and groin, which often leads to swollen lymph nodes.

In the above, we have introduced to you the common physical symptoms of prostate cancer. We hope that these can be of some help to you, helping patients to detect the disease early and receive symptomatic treatment. The earlier prostate cancer is discovered, the greater the hope of cure. When prostate cancer reaches the late stage, it will cause more harm to the patient's health and may even cause the patient to lose his life.