Malignant tumor of the prostate

Acinar adenocarcinoma of the prostate gland belongs to one of the varieties of pathological processes in oncology. Considering the statistical indicators, prostate adenoma has become a fairly common problem in oncology and mortality rates are growing rapidly over time.

It used to be thought that the adenoma developed in older people, from the age of 50. To date, this pathology is largely rejuvenated. Oncological pathology of the prostate does not pose a particular danger if the disease was identified and corrected in a timely manner.

Classification of the disease

Acinar adenocarcinoma of the prostate can have several morphological types, which include:

Etiological factors

The main reason for the development of acinar adenoma is the changes in the tissues of the gland that occur with the age of the man. Also in the etiology of the disease, a special place is given to a genetic predisposition or the presence of transferred, or already having oncological pathologies in other organs and systems.

The following etiological factors can provoke the onset of oncopathology:

• a sharp change in the patient's hormonal background;
• long-term exposure of the human body to harmful environmental factors, such as chemicals, aphids, radiation;
• long-term non-compliance with the correct diet and eating foods that contain carcinogens;
• neglect of the rules of a healthy lifestyle, abuse of bad habits, increases the risk of cancer.
• All of the above reasons are considered only indirect, the true causes of cancer are still poorly understood.

Classification of oncopathology by glison implies decoding:

• 4 points is a tumor characterized by a high rate of differentiation of foreign cells, this stage is considered a precancerous condition;
• a scale of 4-6 points is characterized by moderate differentiation of cancer cells within the glandular tissue of the prostate;
• a scale of more than 7 is considered a severe cancer with pronounced symptomatic signs and active metastasis to adjacent organs and tissues.

Typical symptoms of prostate cancer

In the early stages of the development of the disease, symptomatic signs may not appear or appear with weak intensity, while men may not notice any special changes in the body. A feature of this malignant cancer of the prostate is the rapid progression of destructive processes in the structure and function of the gland. The first symptoms are pain and a complete lack of erection; when these signs appear, you should immediately seek qualified medical help. Failure to diagnose the disease in a timely manner can impair the chances of a full recovery, as well as threaten the life of patients.

The most common symptoms of acinar adenocarcinoma of the prostate are:

• feeling of discomfort and distention with localization in the pelvic area;
• feeling of pain or burning during the act of urination, discoloration of urine, as well as the presence of cloudy impurities;
• the presence of blood from the urethral cavity without provoking factors or mechanical damage, elements of a rash and discoloration of the skin in the perineum begin to appear on the genitals;
• severe impairment of erectile function, infertility;
• pronounced pain syndrome during urination and during sexual intercourse;
• signs of general weakening of the body and pronounced symptoms of intoxication of the body;
• complete lack of appetite.

What is the final diagnosis based on?

The diagnosis, acinar prostate cancer is established on the basis of the patient's complaints, medical history and life. The main and key point in the examination of the patient is the doctor's objective examination and palpation of the area where the prostate gland is located.

Mandatory to confirm the diagnosis is the following diagnostic manipulations:

Acinar cancer, in comparison with other oncological oncologies, is the most difficult to diagnose.

Methods of Prostate Cancer Treatment

Treatment with the help of conservative therapy for this type of malignant tumor of the prostate is not implied, since an active deformation of structural elements occurs in the glandular tissue. The most effective method of treatment is surgical intervention, and medications are used only as symptomatic therapy.Before the operation, the patient must undergo therapy with the help of irradiation with radioactive waves, this treatment procedure will stop the growth of the tumor and limit the pathological process.

It is proposed to consider the following types of surgical intervention:

Forecast for recovery

Adenoma of the prostate is a very common disease; over time, many men begin to wonder what it is, and whether there is a chance for a full recovery.

Since adenoma is considered a malignant tumor, the prognosis for recovery is not favorable, this is due to the fact that the disease progresses rapidly with active metastasis.