As a general term "cancer" means that some abnormal cells are present in a particular part of your body. All the cells of our body have their own "program" to live, but cancer cells do not follow this program.
The same happens with prostate cancer, it is characterized by the presence of abnormal prostate cells (cancer cells), causing the damages to prostate and other symptoms.
These cells are capable to multiply very fast, increasing their number and the tumor size. Because of this, the normal prostate cells are suppressed and cannot function properly.
When a man has prostate cancer, his PSA (prostate specific antigen) levels will rise. In many cases of prostate cancer, the prostate gland is removed.
Estrogen
Estrogen
Estrogen occurs naturally in the human body. There are man-made versions of estrogen such as BPA, which has been know to cause prostate cancer.
no it does not effect the prostrate
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.
Estrogen has a vasodilation action on blood vessels.
Your estrogen & testosterone will plummet & you will have full Menopausal symptoms.
Higher bone density
No. It may cause lung cancer, but it has no effect on the prostate.
na
changes within the uterus
No. Most prostate problems are due to hormones and baking soda has no effect on that.