Is prostate cancer terminal?
My relative was recently diagnosed with advanced prostate cancer. The family is very concerned. Does a prostate cancer diagnosis always mean it's terminal?
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8 months ago
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Not at all, man. My uncle had it and he's completely fine now. It's only terminal if it's diagnosed at a very advanced stage and has spread everywhere, which is rare if you do regular checks.
8 months ago
Please do not lose hope, it is definitely not a terminal disease for most people. Keep your faith strong, stay positive, and follow the treatment. The body has amazing powers to heal when we keep a calm mind.
7 months ago
Don't read random horror stories online or trust miracle cures. It is not terminal in most cases, but you must consult a proper oncologist at a reputed hospital to know the exact stage and treatment plan.
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7 months ago
In the vast majority of cases, prostate cancer is not terminal. Because it is slow-growing and highly treatable, most men live normal lives for decades after diagnosis. Early detection is the key.
5 months ago
It’s definitely not a terminal sentence. Keeping your body active and maintaining a clean, antioxidant-rich diet can help you recover much faster and keep your overall fitness levels high during treatment.