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Prostate Cancer: What is prostate cancer? The prostate is a small organ in the male reproductive system the size of a walnut. It is responsible for producing semen. Prostate cancer occurs when the tissues in the prostate grow into a tumor. Watch the videos below to learn more about prostate cancer. Prostate Caner: Signs, Symptoms and Causes Age, race, and family history are some of the most important risk factors for prostate cancer. While doctors are not sure what causes prostate cancer, they have found that African American men, men over age 65, and men whose brothers and fathers have prostate caners are at higher risk of developing prostate cancer than other men. While early stages of prostate cancer may not show many signs and symptoms, common signs and symptoms of prostate cancer include the following: - Consistent and constant pain in the pelvis, the lower back, the thighs, or the hips - Blood in the urine and in the semen - Pain during ejaculation - Frequent urination, especially at night or during sleep - Painful, burning, and weak urination - Difficulty starting to urinate - Difficulty when holding back urine - Difficulty in having erections - Interrupted flow of urine and difficulty fully emptying the bladder Some of these symptoms can be caused by cancer, or possibly by an enlarged prostate, which may or may not be cancerous. If you are experiencing a combination of these signs and symptoms, please make an appointment to see your doctor, a urologist, or trusted healthcare professionals as soon as possible. While early stages of prostate cancer may not show many signs and symptoms, common signs and symptoms of prostate cancer include the following: - Consistent and constant pain in the pelvis, the lower back, the thighs, or the hips - Blood in the urine and in the semen - Pain during ejaculation - Frequent urination, especially at night or during sleep - Painful, burning, and weak urination - Difficulty starting to urinate - Difficulty when holding back urine - Difficulty in having erections - Interrupted flow of urine and difficulty fully emptying the bladder Some of these symptoms can be caused by cancer, or possibly by an enlarged prostate, which may or may not be cancerous. If you are experiencing a combination of these signs and symptoms, please make an appointment to see your doctor, a urologist, or trusted healthcare professionals as soon as possible. Prostate Cancer: Diagnosis and Treatment Options Prostate cancer can be diagnosed by a biopsy (a test where a doctor takes a sample of your cells and looks at them under a microscope), a rectal ultrasound, or by checking the levels of your prostate specific antigen (PSA) test. There are a variety of treatment options for prostate cancer, including active monitoring and surveillance, biological, hormone or radiation therapy, or surgery. Watch the videos below to learn more about the diagnosis and treatment of prostate cancer. Prostate Caner: Survival Stories Prostate cancer is one of the leading types of cancer in men. To hear stories from men with prostate cancer, watch the videos below.
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Prostat Kanseri Taraması : Prostat kanserinin sıklığı nedir ? Prostat kanseri erkeklerde en sık görülen kanser tipidir. Yaşam boyunca her 6 erkekten birinde (%16) prostat kanseri gelişir. Prostat kanserinde erken tanı önemlidir. Erken tanı tedavide başarı oranını yükseltmektedir. Prostat kanseri tanısı nasıl konulur? Prostat kanseri tanısı, artmış kan PSA düzeyi ve takiben ultrason eşliğinde prostat biyopsisi ile tanı konulur. Fakat biyopsi sonucu kanser tanısı gelmese bile anormal olarak yüksek kalan veya yükselmeye devam eden PSA değerleri kanser şüphesinin devam etmesine neden olur. Bu durumlarda yeni bir görüntüleme tekniği olan multiparametrik prostat MRG önemli katkılar sağlamaktadır.