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How do I tell if right testicle pain is coming from an infection or something more serious like torsion?
Right testicle pain can be due to an infection or a more serious condition like torsion. Medical imaging, like sonography, can help in diagnosing the cause of the pain. See below to understand more.
How fast does stage 4 prostate cancer usually progress without treatment?
Without treatment, stage 4 prostate cancer can progress quickly, often leading to a decrease in survival time. See below to understand more.
Is it normal for right testicle pain to come and go throughout the day?
Intermittent right testicle pain might be linked to conditions like chronic pelvic pain or uncommon issues like polyorchidism. See below to understand more.
Is it safe to exercise if I’m having right testicle and lower belly pain?
If you have pain in your right testicle and lower belly, it's important to talk to a doctor before exercising to make sure it's safe. See below to understand more.
What are the first signs of prostate cancer most men overlook?
The first signs of prostate cancer that many men overlook include frequent urination, especially at night, and difficulty starting or stopping urination. See below to understand more.
What could cause pain in the right testicle and lower abdomen at the same time?
Pain in the right testicle and lower abdomen can sometimes be due to appendicitis, which can present with scrotal pain. See below to understand more.
What determines whether someone with stage 4 prostate cancer has a good or bad prognosis?
The prognosis for someone with stage 4 prostate cancer depends on factors like the extent of cancer spread, response to treatment, and overall health. See below to understand more.
At what age should I start getting tested for prostate cancer?
Men should consider starting prostate cancer screening at age 50, but it can vary based on health and risk factors. See below to understand more.
Can someone live comfortably with stage 4 prostate cancer, even if it’s not curable?
Living comfortably with stage 4 prostate cancer is possible with treatments that focus on improving quality of life, though it is not curable. See below to understand more.
Does starting treatment early improve survival in stage 4 prostate cancer?
Starting treatment early for stage 4 prostate cancer can improve survival rates, as it helps control the cancer spread and manage symptoms better. See below to understand more.
How curable is prostate cancer if caught early?
Prostate cancer is highly curable if found early, with many treatment options available to effectively manage the disease. See below to understand more.
How long can someone live with metastatic prostate cancer?
People with metastatic prostate cancer can live for several years, but survival varies greatly depending on individual factors and treatments. See below to understand more.
How long can someone live with stage 4 prostate cancer?
People with stage 4 prostate cancer can live for several years, but survival times can vary widely depending on many factors. See below to understand more.
Is surgery always required for prostate cancer?
Surgery is not always needed for prostate cancer; treatment choices depend on many factors, and some men may choose other options like monitoring or different therapies. See below to understand more.
What are the earliest symptoms of prostate cancer?
The earliest symptoms of prostate cancer can include trouble urinating, a weak urine flow, or frequent urination, especially at night. See below to understand more.
What are the main treatment choices for metastatic prostate cancer?
Metastatic prostate cancer can be treated with hormone therapy, chemotherapy, and newer targeted therapies to help manage the disease. See below to understand more.
What does it mean when prostate cancer becomes metastatic?
When prostate cancer becomes metastatic, it means the cancer has spread from the prostate to other parts of the body, like bones or lymph nodes. See below to understand more.
What is the survival rate for stage 4 prostate cancer?
The survival rate for stage 4 prostate cancer varies, but it is generally lower than for earlier stages. Some studies show that certain factors can influence survival times. See below to understand more.
Where does metastatic prostate cancer usually spread first?
Metastatic prostate cancer often spreads first to the bones. See below to understand more.
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