Early prostate cancer symptoms

Prostate cancer only occurs in men, and the chance of occurrence increases with the patient's age. It is also ranked sixth among male malignant tumors. If it is not treated early, once metastasis occurs, it will cause the patient's death. So what are the symptoms of early prostate cancer?

1 Early prostate cancer will cause patients to experience ejaculation pain during sexual intercourse, and there will also be ejaculation of bloody semen. The patient will have unexplained discomfort in the lower abdomen, perineum, anus and other parts of the patient. Some patients will also have systemic symptoms, such as loss of appetite, fever, weight loss, fatigue, and anemia, which endanger all aspects of the patient's health.

2 Not only that, early prostate cancer can also cause pain. The patient will experience pain in the lower back, sacrum, buttocks, hips, pelvic pain, and sciatica. The pain is often very unbearable, but the pain in the early stages will not be very persistent. The patient will also have some problems with urination, such as difficulty urinating, increased nocturia, poor urine flow, and frequent urination.

3 Patients with early prostate cancer will also have difficulty urinating. The urine flow will become thinner and more likely to deviate or prolong urination. They will also have frequent urination and pain. In severe cases, urinary retention may occur. Some patients will become mentally ill due to long-term pain and excretion, and their sleep quality will deteriorate. They will also be under great psychological pressure, leading to loss of appetite.

These are the symptoms of early prostate cancer, so prostate cancer patients with these symptoms should go to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible, so as not to miss the best treatment period and choose the treatment method that suits them. The hope of curing early prostate cancer is much greater than that of late stage, and patients should also have confidence in treatment.