If this happens to you right after urinating, it can signal prostate cancer

Prostatic cancer is the result of the multiplying of cancerous cells uncontrollably in prostate a small nutring gland in men.

It usually develops slowly, so there may be no signs for many years.

“in many cases, prostate cancer does not cause any symptoms,” said Professor Hashim Ahmed, a urological surgeon near Bupa Cromwell Hospital.

However, as Professor Ahmed explained about Express.co.uk, urination problems can often be one of the first signs of the risk of uretra cancer, a canal that transmits bladder to the outside of the body during urination.

One indication that something has gone wrong is the difficulty of stopping when urinating and the need for urinating often at night.

“You will know what is normal for you, but if you start to urinate more often during the day, suddenly encourage an emergency to go or if you need to get up at night, this may be a sign that your prostate has expanded or something is wrong such as the infection of the urinar”, Ahmed said.

Other problems of urination that may signal prostate cancer include strains or difficulties in the beginning of urination, a weak urine leak, feeling that you are unable to empty your bladder completely, the presence of blood in the urine.

Treatment for prostate cancer will depend on your individual circumstances for many men with prostate cancer, no treatment will be necessary, the NHS says.

When treatment is necessary, the goal is to heal or control the disease so that it can affect daily life as little as possible and not cut life expectancy”, the health body explains.

Radio therapy is an opportunity to cure prostate cancer. It is a treatment through which radiation is used to destroy cancer cells.