Sometimes it never does. Typically the older you are (60%26#039;s, 70%26#039;s), the less aggressive Prostate cancer is. For those who advance, the time frame between stages varies soooo much. It depends on if the patient is faithful with all follow ups, post diagnosis. Any unusual symptoms should always be reported to your oncologist, no matter how slight the symptom may be. Always try to stay a step ahead and be proactive in your care. Bloodwork, scans, etc should never be missed.|||you need a biopsy to determine cancer type from mild( years) to develop or agressive(months).
try to obtain surgery /or other means to resolve a.s.a.p.|||ask your doctor..everyones body is different and I am sure your level of immune system and cell counts affect how long
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My brother is suffering from advnced prostate cancer and is cuurrently in severe joint pain. what can be done?
