What are the symptoms of late-stage prostate cancer before death? You should know these three signs

Clinically, of course, prostate cancer is not a malignant tumor with a particularly high incidence rate, but suffering from this disease will also cause serious harm to men's health. Therefore, for the appearance of pre-mortem symptoms of late-stage prostate cancer, it is recommended that patients must actively seek treatment, and family members must also do a good job of daily care to try to prolong the patient's life. So what are the pre-mortem symptoms of late-stage prostate cancer? Let's analyze it.

1. Bone metastasis occurs. Clinically, prostate cancer is the disease most likely to metastasize to the bone. Most prostate cancer patients will have clinical symptoms of bone metastasis. In addition, prostate cancer often has few symptoms in the early stages, but will develop obstructive symptoms in the later stages, causing serious harm to the patient's health. In particular, the symptoms of prostate cancer patients before death are very terrible. At this time, the patient's pain symptoms will spread and intensify, and the patient's waist, buttocks, pelvis and other parts will have severe pain symptoms, making the patient unbearable and worse than death.

2. Obstructive symptoms of the urinary system. Prostate cancer patients will also experience obstructive symptoms of the urinary system before death in the late stage. Most patients will experience progressive dysuria, thinning of urine flow, or urgency and frequency of urination due to the spread of cancer. Severe patients will also experience symptoms of urinary retention and hematuria.

3. Bone pain symptoms. When prostate cancer metastasizes to the bones, the patient will experience bone pain symptoms at the metastatic site. Clinically, the more common sites of bone metastasis are the spine, ribs, and scapula. Some prostate cancer patients will experience persistent pain symptoms, while others will experience intermittent pain.

When male friends show symptoms of prostate cancer, they must respond proactively and not delay treatment. They should attach great importance to the treatment of the disease in normal times. At the same time, they should carefully implement daily care measures, pay attention to developing good living habits, moderate sexual life, and avoid eating spicy and irritating foods frequently.