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America Former President of Biden has got prostate cancer. It is in the aggressive stage, which is spreading rapidly in their bones. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), in the year 2020, more than 1.4 million prostate cancer cases were found all over the world. Every year these cases are increasing rapidly.
Recently a study was introduced at the European Association of Urology Congress. It tracked 1,60,000 men’s medical history for 20 years. It was found that people who do not do screening for prostate cancer, then their risk of life is 45% higher.
This is a matter of more concern in India, because not having timely examination of prostate cancer here is a big problem. According to the International Agency for Research on Cancer, India has 33,000 to 42,000 new cases every year. By 2040, the number of new cases of prostate cancer can double about 71,000 every year. Currently, prostate cancer in India is responsible for about 3% of cases of total cancer cases.
so ‘Physical health‘I will talk about prostate cancer today. Will also know that-
- What are the symptoms of prostate cancer?
- Which screening tests have to be done for this?
- Who is more at risk of prostate cancer?
- What to do to avoid this?
What is prostate cancer?
Prostate cancer is a common and serious disease for men. The men’s reproductive systems have a prostate gland. It is a small walnut -shaped gland, which is under the urinary bladder and in front of the rectum.
What are the symptoms of prostate cancer?
There is usually no symptoms in the early days when there is prostate cancer, but it may show some problems as it increases. In these, the need for frequent urination is felt and especially at night. There may be irritation or pain while urinating. The urine can come intermittently. See all the symptoms in graphic-
Why is prostate cancer?
The cause of prostate cancer is not completely clear, but age, genetics, hormonal imbalances, poor diets, lifestyle and environmental factors can be the cause. All these things together can increase the risk of prostate cancer.
There are two main screening tests for prostate cancer diagnosis
Digital Rectal Exam (DRE): In this test, doctors put a glove and lubricated finger into the rectum (pipe) and feel the prostate gland. If some harsh or pit feels like a prostate, it can be a sign of cancer.
Psa blood test: It is a blood test, in which the level of protein PSA made by prostate gland is measured. If PSA level is high, it can be a sign of cancer or any non-easement problem.
What to do to prevent prostate cancer?
Prostate cancer is not possible to completely protect, but some measures can reduce your risk:
- Regular screening: Ask a doctor how often you should have a prostate screening, it will depend on your risk factors.
- Maintain healthy weight: It is important to maintain healthy weight. For this, consult a doctor how much weight will be right for you.
- Exercise: Exercise for 150 minutes a week i.e. exercise about 30 minutes daily for 5 days a week.
- Take nutritious diet: Healthy diet can reduce the risk of cancer. Eat fruits, vegetables and whole grains and avoid red meats and processed foods.
- Quit smoking: Stay away from tobacco products. If you smoke, plan to leave it with the help of a doctor.
Common questions and answers related to prostate cancer
Question: Is it possible to treat prostate cancer?
answer: Yes, if prostate cancer is identified in the initial stage, it is possible to treat it. Surgery, radiation therapy and sometimes hormonal therapy are used in treatment.
Question: Can prostate cancer be prevented?
answer: Prostate cancer cannot be prevented completely, but healthy diet, regular exercise and weight control can reduce its risk. Screening can also be helpful.
Question: Do all cases of prostate cancer require surgery?
answer: No, surgery is not required in most cases of prostate cancer. The treatment of treatment depends on the type of cancer, stage and overall health condition of the individual. Radiation may also be effective in some cases.
Question: Does old people only get prostate cancer?
answer: The risk of prostate cancer increases with age. Especially after the age of 50, this danger is high, but in some cases, there may be a danger in the youth as well. Especially if there is a family history or any genetic problem.
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