Shocking!!! 26 Nigerian Men Die of Prostate Cancer Everyday

Risk Factor:
1. Common among men over 50 years of age.
2. People who have a history of prostrate cancer in their families have double risk.

Symptoms:
1. Frequent urination.
2. Difficulty in urination.
3. Traces of blood in urine.
4. Waist pain.
5. Weight loss.

Prevention:
1. Go for routine prostrate tests - PSA and prostrate scan
2. Go for digital rectal examination by a doctor ( esoecially if you are 50 years and above.
3. Stop smoking.
4. Stop excessive red meat consumption.

Treatment / Hope:
1. Prostrate cancer can be cured if found early.
2. Drugs - see doctor.
3. Surgery - Laser prostatectomy
4. Orchiectomy

Watch video of Laser prostatectomy performed at Save A Life Mission Hospital here https://youtu.be/znQwJ7vARGM…