What are the late symptoms of prostate cancer? There are four symptoms of late prostate cancer

Prostate cancer is a disease that seriously affects the function of the male prostate. In life, there are many bad habits that can lead to prostate cancer. In addition, many patients with early prostatitis will also affect the function of the prostate if they do not take timely treatment, which will easily induce prostate cancer over a long period of time. For the sake of men's own health, once the prostate function is affected, appropriate treatment should be taken as soon as possible. The following are the symptoms of advanced prostate cancer.

1. Hematuria

Advanced prostate cancer can cause frequent onset of various symptoms, such as obvious metastasis symptoms. Cancer in the prostate can metastasize to the bladder, causing pressure on the bladder, causing frequent urination and urgency, and damage to the bladder can lead to hematuria, which can be seen with the naked eye.

2. Lower limb edema

As prostate cancer metastasizes, when the pelvic lymph nodes metastasize, it will cause lower limb edema, and the lower limbs will appear obviously swollen. If this happens, you should go to the hospital for a physical examination as soon as possible to determine whether the cancer has metastasized or worsened, and use reasonable methods to treat it.

3. Difficulty in defecation and urination

Prostate cancer can cause compression on the rectum, causing various adverse symptoms, the most common of which are difficulty in defecation and intestinal obstruction. In addition, when urinating, you will find that the urine has a shorter range and flows slowly, which is progressive dysuria, and is also the most common symptom of advanced prostate cancer.

4. Bone pain

If the bones are affected by cancer, it will lead to bone metastasis, which will cause local pain. The bone pain is very obvious and even pathological fractures may occur. You must pay attention to abnormal symptoms in your body and take appropriate treatment as soon as possible, otherwise the problem of bone metastasis will continue to worsen and cause serious hazards such as anemia.

The treatment of advanced prostate cancer is relatively difficult, but patients should not take it lightly. Maintain a good life routine, ensure adequate sleep, drink plenty of water, do not hold urine, otherwise it will affect the condition, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, ensure a light diet, do not eat spicy or irritating foods, face the disease with a calm attitude, avoid excessive anxiety or fear, cheer up, and actively cooperate with treatment.