Post Date April, 15 2023
Prostate cancer is a prostate disease that many male friends are most worried about. For many healthy men, prevention of prostate cancer is very important. There are many ways to prevent prostate cancer. It is said that eating fish and tomatoes often can prevent prostate cancer.
There are many cancer-preventing foods in life, which is indeed a way to prevent prostate cancer. For many young male friends, they must know something about prostate cancer.
The prognosis of early prostate cancer is good
For early prostate cancer, the best treatment is radical surgery, that is, when the canceration is confined to the prostate, radical resection can achieve the goal of lifelong cure, and does not affect the quality of life of patients. For prostate cancer that breaks through the prostate capsule and has local invasion, radical surgery or castration surgery combined with endocrine therapy can be considered on the basis of neoadjuvant treatment. With the improvement of surgical level and anatomical technology, the radical operation of reserved nerves and vessels can make most patients recover their sexual function after operation. Advanced prostate cancer can be treated with anti-androgen, combined with local radiotherapy or chemotherapy according to the situation, and most of them have good curative effect.
In clinical work, we often encounter patients who have undergone transurethral prostatectomy due to benign prostatic hyperplasia. When conducting pathological examination of the removed prostate tissue after the surgery, prostate cancer is accidentally found, which is called incidental cancer. This type of prostate cancer is mostly localized, with small tumor size, good cell differentiation, slow growth, few metastasis opportunities and good prognosis.
Eat more fish and tomatoes
Because the etiology of prostate cancer is not clear, there is no effective preventive measures at present. The latest research results show that the risk of prostate cancer of people who never eat fish is two to three times higher than those who often eat fish, and the probability of prostate cancer of men with the highest serum lycopene level is 35% lower than that of men with the lowest level. These results suggest that eating more fish and tomatoes (tomatoes) has a certain role in preventing and reducing the incidence of prostate cancer.
