My elder brother was recently diagnosed with prostate cancer, and it's got me thinking about my own health. Is it a certainty that all men will eventually develop prostate cancer as they get older, or is it not that common?
4 months ago
No, they don't, but the risk does increase as you grow older. I had a prostate issue that turned complicated because I delayed my tests, so please get regular PSA screenings once you cross 50.
3 months ago
Most men will only experience a benign enlargement of the prostate, not cancer. Keep your mind calm, live a peaceful life, and let nature take care of your body.
9 months ago
It is a very rare thing, so don't stress. Practicing pelvic yoga exercises and maintaining a clean, plant-based diet helps keep the prostate healthy as we age.
9 months ago
I am 73 now and most of my friends have normal prostate health or just simple urinary issues. Don't worry unnecessarily about cancer; just stay active and eat simple food.
4 months ago
While prostate cancer is one of the more common cancers in men, the vast majority of men will never develop it. It is best to consult a urologist for regular checkups once you hit 50 for peace of mind.
9 months ago
No, it is definitely not inevitable. Regular brisk walking, a diet rich in tomatoes and green tea, and avoiding smoking can play a big role in keeping your prostate healthy.
7 months ago
Only a small percentage of men get it, so don't worry. A basic PSA blood test is quite cheap in most labs, around 500-800 rupees, so it is worth getting done once a year for safety.
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