Symptoms of prostate cancer cell spread in men

There are many things that can be done well, and we cannot ignore the disease. Prostate cancer can cause great harm to the patient's body, mainly because the cancer cells gradually spread to other organs of the body, and even affect the patient's peritoneum, causing very serious gastrointestinal bleeding, affecting the patient's health. At this time, early treatment is necessary to prevent the disease from further deteriorating. So what are the symptoms of male prostate cancer cell spread?

Prostate cancer is more likely to occur in elderly patients. The main reason why men are prone to this disease is that this type of disease is hereditary and not paying attention to diet and healthy living in daily life can also easily lead to the occurrence of this disease. This disease has a high mortality rate and is more harmful to men's bodies. Therefore, men should pay enough attention to it, understand the relevant symptoms and treatment work, and avoid suffering from this difficult-to-treat disease.

When a man is diagnosed with prostate cancer, cancer cells will continue to replicate in the body, thus affecting the patient's health. However, the early symptoms are not obvious. As the tumor continues to grow, the urination symptoms caused by bladder neck obstruction become more obvious, with frequent urination and increased nocturia. The urethra becomes narrower, making it difficult to urinate completely. In more serious cases, chronic urinary retention may occur, and in a few cases, hematuria may occur. In this case, the condition is more serious.

As the disease progresses, cancer cells will metastasize to adjacent organs, and severe pain will occur at each metastatic site. Patients often feel pain in the lower back or sciatica that radiates directly to the rectum or perineum, causing obvious abdominal distension and pain, as well as knife-like pain. Many patients simply cannot tolerate this pain.

If we want our lives to be smooth and free from the troubles of diseases, we must take the disease seriously. The symptoms of prostate cancer are not obvious in the early stages. Many men only experience lower abdominal pain, frequent urination, urgency, and difficulty urinating. As the tumor continues to grow, many men will even experience very serious symptoms, affecting the patient's health.