15 Early Signs of Prostate Cancer That Every Guy Needs To Know

No, I’m not talking about pipes or other types of hydraulic systems – I’m talking about a situation in which even though you are not going too frequently to the bathroom, you’re still having flow problems. Talk with your doctor if this is happening.

Seeing blood in the urine is enough to alarm almost everyone – you don’t need this article to warn you about the dangers of this. Though it is good to mention that blood in the urine may also be a symptom of kidney disease.

As mentioned above, a burning sensation is one of the leading signs of early prostate cancer. Still, it is worth noting that this can also be caused by several STD’s, including Chlamydia and Candida – the last of which is affecting a large part of the young population.

I’m not talking about problems, like arguing with your girl. No, more specifically – I’m talking about painful ejaculations – in this case, an orgasm that is followed by a long and heavy burning sensation that just doesn’t seem to stop.

Just as with all other related medical situations, always trust the professional opinion of doctors. Reading up on Wikipedia or YouTube is not enough to qualify you or anyone else on how to remedy a complication like prostate cancer.

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If you are having painful feelings in the bladder from time to time, I shouldn’t be the one warning you to talk to your doctor – in many cases, this is the exact first symptom of prostate cancer, or sometimes even worse diseases.

If your bones are getting weaker and/or more fragile as time goes by, that is also a symptom that is something is starting to go horribly wrong in your body. Do up your Calcium intake just in case though – lots of people are Calcium deficient these days.

Erectile dysfunction, although normal to happen to almost everyone from time to time (except me – it basically never affects me), can be a rare, minor symptom of prostate cancer. This is especially true if you do not fit in the category of people that are more likely to be affected by ED.

Unfortunately, pain and numbness in the areas listed above can also be caused by the systemic problems that keeping a live, growing cancer in your body can cause. Cancer doesn’t affect only the organ on which it grows – it affects all other cells.

This is not a normal thing for healthy, young guys – a random, unexpected swelling in the legs or upper pelvic area, especially if you have not taken a recent fall or another type of physical trauma. If you’re over 60 – in that case, it may be normal.