How to check for prostate cancer

Prostate cancer is caused by various prostate diseases that repeatedly stimulate and damage the body, resulting in various serious damages, thus forming various cancerous phenomena. Faced with the various damages caused by prostate cancer to the body, the body will also develop various uncomfortable symptoms, but some symptoms will be confused with other diseases. Therefore, to determine whether you have prostate cancer, you need to conduct an examination.

Generally speaking, prostate cancer can only be confirmed after examination, because during the formation process of prostate cancer, the symptoms will become increasingly severe. In the early stages, the symptoms themselves are not obvious enough, so they are easily ignored. In order to determine whether you have prostate cancer, you need to check through the following methods.

From the diagnosis point of view, B-ultrasound, CT and other methods can be used to observe the prostate comprehensively. Then, various serum and MRI indicators of the pelvic cavity can be checked to check whether the prostate is affected by certain lesions. Of course, puncture of the prostate can also be used to check whether there are local lesions.

During the various examinations, a comprehensive examination can be conducted on the local area of ​​the prostate or specific overall indicators, because only a comprehensive examination can make an effective judgment to determine whether prostate cancer exists in the patient.

Therefore, prostate cancer is diagnosed by observing the location of the prostate using B-ultrasound, CT, etc., and then checking it through various serum and pelvic internal MRI indicators. In addition, local puncture is used to determine whether there are any lesions, thereby determining whether the patient has prostate cancer.