Can early prostate cancer be cured?

Early prostate cancer generally has no clinical symptoms and most cases can be cured, mainly through surgical treatment. After the operation, all aspects of care need to be taken.

Prostate cancer is a common male tumor and a malignant lesion. It is usually related to a variety of factors, such as heredity, smoking, exposure to toxic substances, and sexually transmitted diseases. Early prostate cancer usually has no symptoms and is mostly discovered during screening. If the lesion continues to worsen, it may invade surrounding organs and be life-threatening in severe cases.

After being diagnosed with early prostate cancer, surgical treatment must be carried out in time, such as perineal radical prostatectomy or transurethral resection of the prostate. Radiotherapy, chemotherapy, endocrine therapy, etc. can also be combined. After effective treatment, it can be cured, and the 5-year survival rate is close to 100%. If treatment is not timely, when the disease is in the middle and late stages, the 5-year survival rate will drop to about 30%. For patients with prostate cancer, early detection and timely treatment are very important.

During the treatment, you must adjust your mental state, reduce your psychological burden, keep the surgical incision clean after surgery, avoid strenuous exercise, eat a balanced diet, do not drink alcohol, and seek regular medical attention.