What is the survival rate of early prostate cancer

In our country, there are about 80,000 new cases of prostate cancer every year, and more than 90% of them occur in elderly people over 60 years old. The incidence of prostate cancer is increasing year by year. The early symptoms are not easy to be found. It will only be discovered when the tumor compresses the human urethra tissue and goes to the hospital for examination.

The survival rate of prostate cancer in the early stages is still relatively high. According to incomplete statistics, the survival rate of prostate cancer in the early stages is generally around 50%. The survival rate in the middle and late stages will drop significantly, so it is very important for patients with prostate cancer to achieve early diagnosis and early treatment.

Most prostate cancer patients are discovered by accident. As the tumor continues to develop, patients may experience a variety of different symptoms, including painful hematuria, urinary incontinence, dysuria, and some patients may also have invasive symptoms of local tissues, which may cause pain in the prostate, vas deferens, seminal vesicles and other organs. Compression of the vas deferens may cause low back pain and testicular pain. Prostate cancer may easily metastasize to the bones in the later stages, and may compress nerves or cause pathological fractures.

The cure rate of early prostate cancer is still good, but in the later stage, the cure rate will drop significantly. The symptoms of early prostate cancer are not particularly obvious, and they usually occur by chance. Therefore, male friends must go to the hospital regularly for detailed examinations and targeted treatments. For patients with prostate cancer, they should adjust their personal emotions and avoid excessive mental stress. Male friends should also do more physical exercise to enhance their personal physique and prevent prostate diseases. In order to prevent prostate cancer, male friends can eat more soy products or drink tea, which can effectively remove free radicals in the body and regulate the endocrine system. Patients should also reduce fat intake.