Prostate cancer is a malignant tumor that grows in the prostate gland.
Prostate cancer is very common occur on man aged above 70 years.
Microscopic examination of prostate tissue after surgery and at the autopsy showed the existence of cancer at 50% of males aged above 70 years and in all men aged over 90 years.
Most cancers have no symptoms because cells cancer spread with very slow.
Prostate cancer stage can divide:
Stage A:
There is a lump / tumor that can not be palpated on physical examination, usually discovered by accident after prostate surgery because of other diseases.
Stage B:
Tumor confined to the prostate and usually found on physical examination or PSA test.
Stage C:
Tumor has spread beyond the prostate capsule, but not spread to the lymph nodes yet.
Stage D:
Cancer has spread (metastases) to the regional lymph nodes or other body parts (example: bones and lungs).
If you want to prevent the occurrence of prostate cancer, you should be aware of Prostate cancer warning signs that may be a risk factor. Furthermore you can find them at Prostate cancer cure.
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