After 45, men should have regular pelvic exams.
Oncologist Alexander Seryakov spoke in an interview about the problem of detecting prostate cancer – one of the most common types of “male” malignant tumors. According to Professor Seryakov, this cancer belongs to those diseases that are commonly called “silent killers.” Prostate cancer can develop asymptomatically for years, remaining within the boundaries of the gland.
“Prostate cancer usually develops slowly and may remain within the gland for several months or even years,” the oncologist told Izvestia.< br>Over time, when the tumor, growing with impunity without treatment, adds in size and begins to put pressure on nearby organs. In many cases, it is at this stage that men encounter unpleasant symptoms and think about going to the doctor.
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Oncologist Seryakov named signs indicating possible cancer prostate.
- Various urination disorders.
- Pain in the lower abdomen.
- Pain in the groin area, lower back.
- Erectile dysfunction.
- Feeling of pressure in the rectal area.
- Traces of blood in the urine.
Alexander Seryakov noted that the risk of prostate cancer in men seriously increases over the age of 45. In addition, heredity, inactivity and obesity, diseases of the pelvic organs affect susceptibility to it. The oncologist recommended that men, as they approach the age of 50, take the necessary tests to check for this cancer.
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