Symptoms of advanced bone metastases from prostate cancer

Diagnosed advanced prostate cancer with bone metastases, which may include:

1. If the patient has difficulty urinating due to prostate cancer obstruction of the urethra or is completely unable to urinate, an indwelling urinary catheter or suprapubic bladder puncture fistula is required to drain urine;

2. Gross hematuria, when prostate cancer progresses further, causing bleeding from the prostate and posterior urethra, mixed with urine to manifest as hematuria.Bleeding is abundant, which can cause anemia or blood clots during urination;

3. Symptoms of pain, after late bone metastasis, pain in the retropubic or perineal area can occur, accompanied by pain in the metastasis of the bone. Bone metastasis of prostate cancer is mostly flat bone metastases, such as ribs, vertebrae or skull, which will cause pain symptoms in the corresponding parts;

4. Advanced prostate cancer with bone metastasis may cause pathological fractures, due to the phenomenon of fractures due to the reduction of stress in the metastasis after bone metastasis. If the patient suddenly develops limb pain or inactivity after activity, X-rays are needed to confirm the diagnosis.