I know that prostate cancer can be slow growing. Depending on when the cancer is detected and if is treatable - I don't know what treatments can be done for prostate cancer - but if someone out there does, please let us know.
I do know that any cancer is more treatable the earlier it is found and that's why it so important to go for annual complete - I mean complete - checkups! it's also important for women to have mammograms, depending on their age, and regular PAP smears, also depending on the woman's age. Men, also of a certain age, should have annual prostate checkups and while we're at it, men can also have Breast cancer, so if they find unusual growths they should see their doctor immediately. Men's breast tissue is not fatty like women's breast tissue, but cancer can still develop there.
Itd depends on both where the cancer is attacking your body and what kind of cancer it is. Prostate cancer can take so many years to kill you that many will actually die before of something else before the cancer does. On the other hand cancers such as brain, pancreatic, or lung cancer can kill you much more quickly sometimes within a matter of weeks or months.
If the nerves are damaged it may not be possible to get an erection naturally
The common steps involved in the treatment of Prostate Cancer is to first get diagnosed properly by the doctor. Then take the medication and take care of your body by eating and exercising right.
They don't they are actually good for ur lungz
No single answer is possible here. There are many different cancers, not all of them lethal.
On average, males over the age of 50 should take a PSA test to detect cancer of the prostate. Some people at higher risk for prostate cancer should take the test at 40 to 45.
You should take him to a veterinarian. The vet will be able to tell.
Usually as long as you can take it or until the therapist or Dr. is done.
In early stages of cancer, it can be very small in area. The biopsy needle may simply not take a sample from the effected area of the gland. Thereby missing it.
Prostate cancer affects African-American men twice as often as white men; the mortality rate among African-Americans is also two times higher. African-Americans have the highest rate of prostate cancer of any world population group.
Yes, although not commonly. A frequent side effect of other medications commonly taken by prostate cancer patients on ADT (androgen deprivation therapy) is tenderness and discomfort of the nipples. Because this is the result of an unaccustomed amount of estrogen in the system, it can be helped by letrozole.
i really dont know but u could ask a docter.