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Introduction: —

Prostate is a glandular organ present only in males. It surrounds the neck of the bladder and Part of the urethra and condributes discharge of semen. The gland is conical in shape and measuring 3 cm in diameter and 4 cm vertical section has five diameter.It lobes anterior, posterior, two lateral and one median lobe.Since the first part of the urethra, which passes through an injury occurs disorder of the prostate to urinate.

prostate health: —

1) prostatitis: —

It is an inflammation of the prostate gland due to a bacterial infection.

Benign enlargement 2) of the prostate: —

This is a non-cancerous tumor of the prostate observed after the age of 50 years. 3, prostate cancer, "This is the most common cause of 4 deaths from malignant disease in men.

Cancer of the prostate.

Prostate cancer is directly related to male sex hormones (androgens). If hormone levels increases Sex growth rate of increases.It cancer have also found that after removing the testicles there is marked reduction in tumor size.

The tumor location: —

Prostate cancer is seen mainly in the posterior lobe.Non cancerous enlargement is seen in other lobes.

The changes in the gland in cancer: —

The gland becomes hard with irregular surface with loss of normal lobulation. Histological Prostate cancer is an adeno-carcinoma (cancer of epithelial cells of the gland)

Growth: —

The growth rate is very fast in prostate cancer. The tumor compresses the urethra and cause difficulty urinating.

Spread of the tumor: —

Cancer Metastasis prostate is very early.

1) Local spread: —

From the posterior lobe the cancer cells go to the sidelobes vesicles.Tumour and sperm are also traveling in the neck and base of the bladder.

2) Lymphatic spread: —

Via vessel cells lymphatic cancer achieve the group's internal and external iliac lymph cells nodes.From move retro peritoneal (Behind peritoneum) and lymph nodes mediastinal (chest)

3) Dissemination by blood: —

Takeplace spreading cancer cells by the periprostatic venous plexus and reaches vertebral veins through coughing and sneezing and finally Enders vertebral bodies of lumbar vertebrae.

Signs and symptoms of prostate cancer: —

Signs and symptoms depend on the stage of cancer. The following symptoms may be seen.

1) No symptoms: —

The tumor is small and only in the posterior lobe. This is diagnosed accidentely.

2) slight difficulty in urination: —

Here, tumor is enlarged and urethra is slightly compressed.Shortly frequent desire to urinate will with difficulty urinating.

3) When the tumor spread to all nearby areas like the neck of the bladder and urethra there will be painful urination with bleeding.Urine just drip.

4) Retention of urine: —

When the urethra is completely compressed, there will hydronephrosis urine.This retention can lead to kidney failure ect.In this condition patient may get convulsions due to renal failure and finally coma.

5) Signs metastases: —

Some patients who come with signs and symptoms of metastasis.

a) low back pain due to spread cancer cells to lumbar and sacral vertebrae.

b) The fracture of the spine due to cancerous growth in his spine.

c) Swelling, pain and accumulation of fluid in the abdomen, due to an abdominal injury.

d) respiratory problems due to cancer of mediastinal lymph nodes and lungs.

e) General weakness due to spread of cancer in different parts of the body.

f) The anemia due to impairment of bone marrow and increased destruction of red blood cells.

Clinical examination: —

Includes per rectal examination to palpate the prostate gland, palpation of abdomen to feel the inflammation of the kidneys and review tumours.Patient from head to toe to find any type of injury.

Investigations: —

1) investigations of whole blood —

The red cells, white cells, Platlets, ESR, bleeding time, clotting time ect.

Urinalysis 2): —

Examination microscope to detect pus cells, occult blood, casts, crystals and so on.

3) Liver function tests: —

Level of blood urea, serum creatinine, electrolyte levels and so on.

Serum phosphatase 4) Acid: —

The increase in prostate cancer.

5) X-ray of the spine: —

To detect tumors or fractures.

6) Ultra sonography; —

Endorses the idea of the prostate, bladder, kidney, etc..

7) TC: —

More details of organs and tumors.

8) MRI of the spine: —

Provides detailed information on the spine, disc and surrounding tissues.

9) lymphangiography: —

Gives an idea of the spread of lymphatic cancer.

10) biopsy to confirm cancer: —

The biopsy of the tumor is removed and sent for histopathological examination in detecting the presence microscope.This cancer cells.

Treatment: —

1) If there is retention of urine catheterisation is needed.
Dialysis 2) When renal failure.
3) If there is coma monitoring of all critical functions, along with nutrition and supply electolyte PARENTERAL.
Specific treatment 4) is a prostatectomy (prostate removal)

Partial prostatectomy: —

Here, only the affected lobe is removed.

Radical prostatectomy: —

The total elimination of the prostate and surrounding lymph nodes.

5, hormone therapy: —

Estilbestrol is given to shrink the tumor TREATMENT growth.Since increases the risk of cardiovascular disease diethyl phosphorylated stilbesterol used today.

6) The chemotherapy drugs – such as cyclophosphamide, etc. cisoplatim occur.

7) Radiation therapy is done in some cases.

8) Homeopathy: —

Homeopathic medicines, like carcinocin, Conium, Sabal, Crotalus, yours Iodine, Selenium, Staph, etc. sulfur can be provided according to the homeopathic medicine will give great relief and symptoms.Constitutional can increase the lifespan.

9) Yoga and meditation is also healpful.

About the Author

John Ugoshowa. For more information about health see the health section of The Free Ad Forum at: http://www.thefreeadforum.com/infowizards/CAT/Health_67_1.html



I think there may be blood vessels in the penis or prostate?

This afternoon, when I was in the bathroom to urinate and I sneezed, and when I did something I felt like there was an explosion and then a little blood from my penis and it is evil. I checked online and it was probably a break blood vessels, but I am not 100% sure, I felt pain at the top of my penis. and after 5 minutes the pain disappeared and I was fine until the next time I had to use the bathroom. The second times hurt less and have less blood. Now Im not sure what to do? and that I should drink less water if I do not want, I need to go to the room bath? and how long until it heals. Also should I see a urologist? or only if the pain persists?

You really should see a doctor if necessary and further tests will be referred to an appropriate specialist. Only once in the penis, and must be permanent, care.

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