What are the symptoms of prostate cancer?

The clinical manifestations of prostate cancer vary greatly, which is related to the type of tumor. Latent and latent types have no local symptoms. The local symptoms of clinical types are similar to those of prostate hyperplasia.

In the early stages, the patient has no signs or symptoms. As the disease progresses, the patient may notice the following:

1. Frequent and urgent urination

2. Urinary retention

3. A spicy feeling when urinating

4. Difficulty in forming a urine stream

5. Hematuria

6. Painful urination

7. Bone pain, etc.

Patients with advanced prostate cancer may also have the following complex conditions:

1. Bone tumor metastasis

2. Paraneoplastic syndrome

3. High blood calcium

4. Pain

5. High uric acid

6. Leg swelling

Some people have no symptoms in the early stage. Symptoms only appear when the cancer causes obstruction of the bladder neck and urethra. Some patients seek medical treatment for metastatic symptoms, such as back pain, sciatica, etc. Therefore, prostate cancer should be excluded for male metastatic cancer with unknown primary lesions. When the bladder neck and urethra are invaded, there will be symptoms of urethral stenosis, frequent urination, urgency, pain, hematuria, and dysuria. Patients have symptoms of chronic consumption, such as weight loss, weakness, anemia, etc.