Can rectal cancer metastasize to the prostate?

After the formation of rectal cancer, the impact on the rectum is very large, and rectal cancer is actually due to the growth of malignant tumors in the rectum, which causes various problems in the body, and in this process, if there is no effective treatment, there is a certain chance that the cancer cells will begin to metastasize.

If rectal cancer metastasizes, the relative probability of colon and prostate is generally relatively high, because in terms of location, there is a certain metastasis. However, it does not mean that rectal cancer will necessarily metastasize to the prostate during the metastasis process.

Because after each patient has rectal cancer, their own cancer cells will spread and metastasize step by step, and there is a certain chance of influence in the process of complete metastasis.

However, the location around the rectum is not only the colon and prostate, but also the way in which each cancer cell spreads is different, and the problems of its own constitution are also different. Although there are many chances of metastasis to the prostate, there are also some that metastasize to other sites.

After rectal cancer is formed, there is a certain chance that the cancer cells will metastasize to the prostate after the cancer cells begin to spread and spread, but it does not mean that the metastasis of rectal cancer can only reach the prostate, and some cancer cells will spread to other parts of the colon and other parts after they have spread, so it cannot be said that it only metastasizes to the prostate.