What are the symptoms and characteristics of prostate cancer

Prostate cancer is a very common disease. In recent years, more and more men have suffered from this disease. Because many men nowadays do not pay attention to their daily life, it is easy to cause some diseases. Everyone should pay attention to the symptoms, make a reasonable diagnosis, and treat scientifically. So, what are the symptoms of prostate cancer?

First: patients will experience pain, especially in the waist and buttocks. Patients will feel physical discomfort. Many patients cannot work and live normally because of the unbearable pain. Moreover, many men will have their nerves affected, hydronephrosis, and kidney infection because of the unbearable pain. 31% of patients will experience pain.

Second: If the disease metastasizes, many patients will also develop urethral diseases, many patients will have swollen lymph nodes, and will feel pain in the groin and waist, and will also cause lower limb edema. Everyone needs to pay attention to bone changes. Some patients will also have urination disorders and difficulty urinating, resulting in frequent urination and urgency.

Third: If the disease continues to worsen, many patients will experience pain in the seminal vesicles and vas deferens, some patients will experience sciatica, some patients will experience body pain, loss of appetite, urinary incontinence and difficulty urinating, and severe patients will experience urinary retention.

Fourth: When the symptoms metastasize, the ilium, vertebrae, ribs, and skull will be affected, because these areas are rich in blood vessels, which can easily lead to fractures and also cause compression of the bone marrow, causing increased pain, and the patient will continue to lose weight and suffer.

Warm reminder: Everyone needs to pay attention to the development of the disease. For prostate cancer patients, active treatment is very important. Everyone should pay attention to avoid urinary incontinence, pain, and hematuria. Differential diagnosis should be made in time. Once the disease is discovered, reasonable examinations and scientific treatment should be carried out to avoid affecting life.