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Prostate cancer cases surge countrywide, now Uganda’s leading male killer- Uganda Cancer Instituite warns
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The Uganda Cancer Institute (UCI) has sounded a fresh alarm over the rapidly rising burden of prostate cancer, warning that the disease has become the most commonly diagnosed cancer among men in Ugand...
Prostate Cancer is one of the most common cancers among men but early detection saves lives. Know the signs. Protect your health:
• Frequent or painful urination
• Weak urine stream
• Blood in urine or semen
• Back or hip pain
• Fatigue or weakness
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Prostate cancer doesn’t always spread immediately. In many men, it is first detected while it is still localised or intermediate risk, meaning the cancer is contained within the prostate and has not spread to other parts of the body.
For selected patients at this stage, treatments such as Irreversible Electroporation (IRE) with the NanoKnife System may offer a more targeted option. This minimally invasive, non-surgical approach uses controlled electrical pulses to destroy cancer cells while preserving surrounding healthy tissues.
👨🏻⚕️ Our Consultant Urologists at Hospital Picaso bring extensive experience in prostate cancer management, and IRE is one of the advanced treatment options we offer, ensuring treatment is tailored safely and effectively for each patient.
👉 If you’ve been diagnosed with localised prostate cancer or want to better understand your treatment options, learn more about the procedure and consider consulting our doctors by scanning the QR code or visiting: www.hospitalpicaso.com/en/patient-guide/education/advanced-cancer-treatment-for-prostate-cancer/?...
Stay tuned for our upcoming #AskDr episode this Saturday, where our doctor will explain NanoKnife in more detail and cover what patients should know before considering this treatment.
8 Silent Warning Signs of Prostate Cancer Every Man Should Know | Prostate Cancer Signs
Silent Warning Signs of Prostate Cancer Every Man Should Know
Prostate cancer is one of the most common cancers in men, yet many people miss its early signs because they appear mild or are mistaken for age-related changes. Knowing these warning signs early can save lives, because prostate cancer is highly treatable when detected on time.
This blog explains prostate cancer signs in simple language, so even non-medical readers can easily understand them.
What Is Prostate Cancer?
The prostate is a small gland found only in men. It sits just below the bladder and surrounds the urethra (the tube that carries urine).
Prostate cancer occurs when abnormal cells grow uncontrollably in this gland.
In early stages, prostate cancer may cause no symptoms at all. As the disease progresses, signs start appearing—mostly related to urination, sexual function, and pain.
Early Signs of Prostate Cancer
1. Frequent Urination
Needing to pass urine more often, especially at night, is one of the earliest signs.
This happens because an enlarged prostate presses on the bladder.
2. Difficulty Starting Urination
You may feel the urge to urinate but struggle to start the flow.
This suggests partial blockage of the urethra due to prostate enlargement.
3. Weak Urine Stream
A slow, weak, or interrupted urine stream is a common warning sign.
Many men ignore this thinking it’s “normal aging,” but it shouldn’t be.
4. Pain or Burning During Urination
A burning sensation or discomfort while urinating can occur when cancer irritates nearby tissues.
5. Blood in Urine or Semen
Seeing blood in urine (hematuria) or semen is never normal and must be evaluated immediately.
Sexual Symptoms of Prostate Cancer
6. Erectile Dysfunction
Difficulty getting or maintaining an erection can be linked to prostate cancer or its nerve involvement.
7. Painful Ejaculation
Pain or discomfort during ejaculation may indicate prostate inflammation or cancer spread.
Advanced Symptoms (Later Stages)
8. Pelvic or Lower Back Pain
Persistent pain in the lower back, hips, pelvis, or thighs may suggest cancer spread to bones.
9. Unexplained Weight Loss or Fatigue
Advanced prostate cancer can cause general symptoms like tiredness, weakness, and weight loss.
When Should You See a Doctor?
Consult a doctor if you notice:
Persistent urinary problems
Blood in urine or semen
New sexual dysfunction
Ongoing pelvic or back pain
Do not wait for pain to become severe. Early testing makes a huge difference.
Who Is at Higher Risk?
You may have a higher risk if you:
Are above 50 years of age
Have a family history of prostate cancer
Are overweight or physically inactive
Have long-term hormonal imbalance
How Is Prostate Cancer Detected?
Doctors may recommend:
PSA blood test
Digital Rectal Examination (DRE)
Prostate biopsy (if needed)
Regular screening helps catch cancer before symptoms appear.
Final Takeaway
Prostate cancer often starts silently, but your body gives warning signs if you pay attention.
Urinary changes, se,xual problems, and unexplained pain should never be ignored.
Early diagnosis = better treatment + longer life.
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