First of all, early prostate cancer has no obvious symptoms. After some cancer cells appear in the early stage, the tumor is very small and often in a relatively stable state. At this time, the tumor lurks inside the prostate and does not compress the urethra, so there are no obvious symptoms. This has also caused most patients to seek medical treatment after they have related symptoms.

Secondly, people don't know enough about prostate cancer, and they don't pay enough attention to prostate cancer screening measures, which leads to many patients with early prostate cancer not being found out. More than 70% of patients with prostate cancer are in advanced stage when they are diagnosed.

Can apples cure prostatitis?

An experimental study abroad found that prostatic fluid contains a certain amount of antibacterial components. This antibacterial substance is a kind of protein containing zinc, the main component of which is zinc, and its antibacterial effect is similar to that of penicillin. Zinc is an essential element for human growth and development. Once zinc is deficient, reproductive capacity will also be impaired. However, the content of zinc in prostatic fluid of patients with chronic prostatitis is significantly lower than that of normal people. Theoretically, zinc deficiency can be achieved by direct zinc supplementation. Why do you have to eat apples? This is because eating apples to supplement zinc has no side effects, and it is safe, easy to digest and absorb, and easy to be accepted by patients. Eating an apple every day can protect the prostate. I believe that "keeping in good health first raises the heart, and treating diseases first cures the heart". Many patients with prostatitis have obvious mental and psychological burden and personality changes, which are manifested as anxiety and depression. Patients may suffer from insomnia, dreaminess, dizziness, memory loss, inattention, hypodynamia, depression, fatigue, weakness of masculinity or sexual function, anxiety, depression, mood swings, excessive remorse due to minor faults, suspicion that they have some sexually transmitted diseases or incurable diseases, and even suicidal tendencies, especially for patients who have not been cured for a long time.

In fact, chronic prostatitis is a self-limiting disease, and it is possible to heal itself, so don't be too nervous. I call chronic prostatitis "a man's cold", the degree is similar, and the possibility of self-healing is similar.