Men, like women, are also prone to suffer this terrible disease. Just as women can get ovarian or uterine cancer, men can suffer from prostate cancer. This type of cancer in men is so serious, in itself because of the disease as such and another because men are a little careless with their health, men feel embarrassed that a medical professional reviews or explores their intimate parts , but that is because they have a false belief that they are males and when touched by a male doctor, they feel that their manhood is reduced and if the doctor is a woman, they will not go to the doctor's office. It is from there that the prostate cancer in these men is increased by the lack of primary care.
The symptoms of prostate cancer are different in each person. Some men do not present any symptoms.
Difficulty starting to urinate.
Weak or interrupted urine flow.
Frequent urination, especially at night.
Difficulty emptying the bladder completely.
Pain or burning when urinating.
Blood in the urine or semen.
Persistent pain in the back, hips or pelvis.
Pain when ejaculating.
The best prevention of this terrible disease is the care and attention that men can give to any abnormal symptom they present and immediately go to the doctor for their due primary care.
