SEMARANG, AYOSEMARANG.COM — Prostate cancer is a threat to men.
Even so many men do not realize the symptoms of this disease.
Citing Suara.com, experts advise men, especially over the age of 40, to be aware of any changes before and during urination.
Leading oncologist Dr Jiri Kubes insists this provides a potentially life-saving early warning that something may be wrong.
“As with any change in your body, you should keep an eye on it and seek advice from your doctor as soon as possible, he explains.
He said in some cases there was nothing to worry about.
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But it is very important to consult an expert if you have any doubts.
Dr Kubes said the warning signs a person may experience when going to the toilet are an increased need to urinate, day and night.
A slow or interrupted flow and the feeling of still wanting to urinate even after you’ve finished urinating.
But other signs that also appear may be more difficult to start urinating. There might even be traces of blood in the urine
Sometimes those with prostate cancer will also experience discomfort when sitting, he said.
Prostate cancer does not cause any symptoms until the cancer has grown large enough to put pressure on the tube that carries urine from the bladder out of the penis (urethra).
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