Question 1

can there be a special diet to help reduce prostate cancer?

Accepted Answer

No definite...but...: Whatever may improve general health will help better prostate cancer control as detailed and suggested in https://zerocancer.org/diet-and-nutrition. Notably, those rich in fiber, low carbohydrate, high greens, fruits, etc. and low in animal fats. ...

Question 2

i have prostate cancer. i have a gleson score of 7. i will have a radical robotic prostatectomy in 5 weeks. is there a diet to slow the cancer growth?

Accepted Answer

Not really: Different reserchers came with different recommendations but none is scientifically proven to be of much value.
So for practical purposes there is no specific diet recommendation to slow the cancer growth.

Good luck.

Question 3

what role do diet and dietary supplements play in prostate cancer?

Accepted Answer

Not well known: There are conflicting evidence that green tea, isoflavones, lycopenes, cruciferous vegetables and omega 3 polyunsaturated fatty acid intake maybe beneficial in the prevention and/or progression of prostate cancer.
While high total fat, meat (especially well cooked) and multivitamin may be associated with an increased risk of prostate cancer. Key point - avoid obesity.

Question 4

balanced diet for duodenal peptic ulcer and prostate cancer (gleason 3+3).

Accepted Answer

Yes!: 2 diets known to be assoc. With longevity & reduced risks for prostate cancer are the trad. Japanese & southern mediterranean diets. The 1st is high in green tea, veg, & fish, as well as low in cals & fat. The latter is high in fresh fruits & vegs, garlic, tomatoes, red wine, olive oil, & fish. Both are low in red meat. Other than limiting alcohol, both diets would also be good for the ulcers.

Question 5

i take medication for containing prostate cancer; i experience hot flashes as a result and i don't like it. what should i do?

Accepted Answer

Likely long-term: Androgen deprivation is a standard treatment for advanced or metastatic prostate cancer. Hot flashes are a common side effect , due to diminished testosterone levels.  Hot flashes are likely to occur for a prolonged interval, extending even beyond the time that the medication is stopped, typically coinciding with testosterone recovery. Effexor, (venlafaxine) Megace, and Depo-Provera can offer relief. See you MD

Question 6

causes of prostate cancer?

Accepted Answer

Three Main Things: At this time, there are no known direct causes for prostate cancer.  Three factors are known.  As men age, the risk for prostate cancer increases.  Race also plays a role in risk (aa > whites > asians).  Men with a primary relative(father, brother) are at the most increased risk for developing the disease.  At 40, a rectal exam and psa blood test are the best way to start screening.

Question 7

symptoms of prostate cancer?

Accepted Answer

Varies.: Some people with prostate cancer may not have any symptoms and are found with a prostate nodule on routine examination or have blood work that shows a high psa level.  The screening recommendations for prostate cancer are debated/controversial, so have a discussion with your doctor.  Your doctor can discuss the risks and benefits of screening.

Question 8

can prostate cancer be cured?

Accepted Answer

Yes: It often is, especially if it's low-grade and localized.

Question 9

how do avoid prostate cancer?

Accepted Answer

Healthy Lifestyles: Prostate cancer is quite common in males &gt;70 years but it is rarely of any consequence because an average patient with prostate cancer lives for&gt;15years.This is the reason for not to even do psa test for &gt;70 year old males.
On the other hand we promote healthy lifestyles to prevent chronic diseases like heart disease and cancer, both of which can be minimized by cutting out animal fats in our diets.

Question 10

can woman get prostate cancer?

Accepted Answer

No: Lucky for us - that is one kind of cancer we can't get. Only men have prostates.

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