Early Stage Prostate Cancer Treatments

prostate cancer

The prostate is located at the base of the bladder. It sits on top of the urethra and has two lobes that surround it. These lobes have the muscle that allows you to regulate the flow urinu.Prostata produces semen, which is used to carry sperm during orgasm.

Prostate cancer affects the activity of prostate starting at what is called the T2 stage. At this point, the early signs of prostate cancer may begin to appear:

• This is the starting or stopping urine flow
  
• Inability to urinate
  
• The weak or weak flow of urine
  
• frequent urination, especially at night
  
• The need to urinate is intense
  
• pain during urination and ejaculation
  
• blood in urine or semen

has no physical symptoms appear during the T1 stage when the cancer is at an early stage. Medical personnel and researchers are unanimous in saying that the patient is the best chance for full recovery to start treatment, the cancer is in stage T1 or T2, and disease confined to the prostate and has not spread to surrounding tissue. Once the cancer has grown beyond the prostate, the treatments currently available can not affect a cure. The disease can be slowed to a degree.

operation

Surgery is usually diagnosed treatment for men suffering from prostate cancer for many decades. There are three surgical procedures used for prostate cancer. What the doctor recommends for you will depend on the particular case.

prostatectomy is done to remove lymph node dissection prostate.Prsni is done to remove lymph čvorove.Transuretralna resection is performed to relieve symptoms associated with enlarged prostate that is blocking the urethra. Parts of the prostate gland are removed through the urethra.

For each of these operations, hospital stay and general anesthesia are required. Side effects of these treatments often include urinary incontinence and impotence.

External beam radiation therapy

For this procedure, a radioactive source focused on the pelvic region burn diseased cells. It is implemented on the basis of out-patients for 5 consecutive days for each of 5 consecutive weeks.

Side effects can include chronic pelvic pain, impotence and radiation burns the tissues around the prostate.

High Intensity Focused Ultrasound (HIFU)

The concept behind this procedure is to use ablation to remove the cancer cells. Ablation to remove material using heat and evaporation. Cells infected with cancer have been identified and isolated using MRI. When the diseased cells are targeted, they are heated by means of ultrasonic sound valove.Postupak is a non-surgical and non-invasive, computer controlled using a rectal sonda.Trenirao urological surgeon controlled focused ultrasound through the computer screen and sensor probes. Highly focused ultrasound waves that are focused on a small area with each pulse, and thus is controlled so as to remove only the diseased prostate cells. Healthy cells adjacent to tumors usually do not affect the pulse is directed. This process can target the entire prostate in about 3 hours.

During this procedure, you are given a local anesthetic and general anesthetic. When finished, you can go home without dietary restrictions, of course, all dietary recommendations made by the family doctor should still be followed. Ablatherm HIFU may offer a higher cure rate of 90 percent.

progressing very quickly. Men over 50 should get regular checkups and prostate screening because early detection is essential for cure.