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No. That is not at all related to Prostate Cancer. That can be a sign of hemorrhoids or polyps or tumors in the intestines.
A firm prostate could be the sign of an infection called prostatitis. It may also be a sign of prostate cancer.
A prominent prostate is a prostate gland that is enlarged. It is a fairly common issue for men who are age 50 or older. Since it could be a sign of prostate cancer, it should be checked by a doctor.
u can't get cancer from irregular periods but irregular periods can be a sign u hav cancer (in the rarest cases). it doesn't matter if u hav regular or irregular periods unless u aren't prepared wen u actually hav it.
Most common signs of prostate cancer are: high psa level pain when the prostate is touched in a prostate exam irregularity in the size, texture or bumps found on prostate blood in urine enlarged prostate
Be very cautious about an enlarged prostate. There is a huge concern that it could be a sign of cancer. Go see a specialist as soon as possible. Treatment could include death.
One side effect of prostate cancer in many men is frequent urination. That is the frequent urge to urinate, even though only a very small amount of urine is passed.
In consideration to the prostate gland, it can be located in the male reproductive system beneath the urinary bladder and roughly in front of the rectum. This gland wraps around the urethra, which is where urine and semen pass through to exit the body. This gland's main function is to secrete a type of fluid that protects and nourishes sperm cells in semen as well as aiding in keeping semen fluid. Unfortunately, several types of cancer can affect this gland in men and it is important for every male to know about prostate cancer symptoms. When it comes to prostate cancer symptoms, the symptoms do not usually occur until later stages of cancer. This is because virtually all prostate cancer types develop from the gland cells and prostate cancer types are usually those that progress slowly. However, it should be noted that there is more than one prostate cancer that spreads quickly and aggressively. In most cases, these cancers, especially the slow growing cancers, will not exhibit any type of symptoms at all. Of course, most cancers of any kind will not show signs or symptoms in early stages and prostate cancers are no exception to this general rule. It is wholly possible for a male to have life-threatening prostate cancer without ever showing one sign or symptom. In fact, the condition known as benign prostatic hyperplasia can cause an enlarged prostate gland and other prostate cancer symptoms, but is actually not life threatening. Men who have had this problem may be tricked into thinking they are fine when they actually have developed prostate cancer. When prostate cancers reach their later stages, the signs and symptoms of the cancer will likely start to show. Also, if the tumor on the prostate grows to be larger than normal, it will press against the urethra or block the bladder, causing problems in these areas. For a slow-growing cancer, a tumor of this size would not happen until later stages of the cancer, but with an aggressive prostate cancer, a tumor of this size causing problems with the bladder or urethra may be the only life-saving warning. If a male begins to experience chronic, deep bone pain as well as stiffness in lower back and hips, this is likely an indication that prostate cancer has spread beyond the prostate. The best idea for any male over thirty is to have regular check-ups so they need not rely on the very few prostate cancer symptoms to alert them of danger.
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The Zodiac sign "Cancer" is an astrological sign which is associated with the constellation "Cancer". It spans the 90-120th degree of the zodiac, between 90 and 125.25 degree of celestial longitude.
[Found at Mass.gov - The Official Web Site of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts] If you don't fully understand what the doctor is saying, ask him or her to explain further. Many men find it helpful to write down their questions ahead of time. Below is a list of some common questions that men have. You may have others. Jot them down as you think of them and take the list with you when you see your doctor. What is causing my prostate symptoms? Are they a sign of cancer? What tests do you recommend? Why? If I don't have cancer, what can I do about my symptoms? What if they get worse? If I do have prostate cancer, where can I get information about my treatment options?
a cancer is a killer disease.... but now it is curable on this time because of technology... a sign of a cancer has a mass on the parts that you have a cancer for example if you have a lung cancer in x ray a mass is located in your lungs that's all thank you