Types of cancer that are asymptomatic. Three of them are extremely dangerous for men
Prostate cancer is most common in men older than 45 years. Since men in older age often have certain complaints about the urinary system, cancer can be unknown for a long time, as it is masked by insignificant ailments. It can be issued with erection problems, frequent infections of the urogenital tract, pain in the lumbar.
unlike prostate cancer, testicular cancer more often affects young men. Most often in the early stages, it is manifested by a slight swelling of the testicles, which is easy to ignore, as there are no pain or other brighter symptoms.
About 90% of patients who have been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer are dying for five years after the disease is detected. A significant role in this is played by the fact that pancreatic cancer is very rarely diagnosed in the early stages. This is due not only to the fact that the tumor does not show itself, but also with the fact that the pancreas is closed by other organs and it is difficult to notice during conventional examinations. In order not to miss bladder cancer, it is important to pay attention to changes in its work – a particularly worrying sign is blood in the urine, but cancer can be even a slight discomfort during urination. According to doctors, in some cases the patients themselves are to blame – feeling some symptoms, they refuse to undergo “unpleasant” examinations, without thinking that then everything will be even worse. Intestinal cancer can be indicated frequent stool disorders, weight loss, abdominal pain and blood in a stool.
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