Complications after prostate cancer surgery

For a long time, people thought that prostate cancer was a disease that only Westerners would get. This is because in the Western world, the incidence and mortality of prostate cancer are very high. As prostate cancer gradually develops, the tumor will cause urinary tract obstruction, bladder neck obstruction, and full patients will have difficulty urinating. So what are the complications after prostate cancer surgery?

Urinary incontinence can be a complication after prostate cancer surgery. The bladder is stretched after surgery, resulting in a smaller capacity and frequent urination. In addition, when the prostate is removed, if the contractile external urethral sphincter is damaged and its tension is reduced, it will cause urinary incontinence. During the impotence surgery, not only the tissues in the prostate are damaged, but also the nerves and muscles around the urethra, lymph nodes, seminal vesicles, etc. are damaged, leading to symptoms of impotence.
Do you understand the above introduction to complications after prostate cancer surgery? If you find that you have prostate cancer, you must go to the hospital for examination in time to avoid delaying the disease and causing adverse effects.