What are the symptoms of prostate cancer?

Tumor prostate cancer occurs in the patient's prostate, because the prostate is relatively deep, so the symptoms of early prostate cancer are not very obvious, so the occurrence of symptoms is ignored, which will bring great harm to the patient's body, and in serious cases, it will be life-threatening, so knowing more about some prostate cancer symptoms is of great help to early treatment.

[What symptoms can prostate cancer cause]

The urethra is the most susceptible to health problems, and in general, the onset and severity of prostate cancer symptoms depend on how fast the cancer grows and how much it compresses the urethra. Because the prostate surrounds the urethra, the cancer enlarges to a certain extent before compressing the urethra, showing symptoms of abnormal urination, and only a few people have frequent urge to urinate and increased nocturia.

When the lump enlarges further and compresses the urethra, the urine stream becomes thinner, the urination is not smooth, and the urine duration is prolonged. A small percentage of patients may have painful urination. Some may also have hematuria, which should be alarmed. When the cancer gradually increases, the urethra is compressed, making it difficult to urinate and causing urine to retain in the bladder, and the bladder is full and distended, so that it is highly distended, which is extremely uncomfortable.

Pain is also a common symptom of patients, and the scope of the damage is very wide, and pain may occur in any part of the bone. When prostate cancer metastasizes, especially through bones, there may be low back pain, which often radiates to the perineum and around the anus, and even paraplegia.

The above is the symptoms of prostate cancer, I believe everyone has already understood, when the above symptoms appear in the cancer hospital, you should go to the hospital in time for treatment, and do treatment after clarifying the condition. In order to be able to receive symptomatic treatment, it is necessary to go to a regular cancer hospital for treatment.