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Your PSA numbers matter for diagnosing and monitoring advanced prostate cancer — but they may not tell the whole story
This kind of testing can reveal important clues about the cancer you’re living with, which can help guide your care team’s decisions
Cancer that’s spread beyond the prostate is considered ‘advanced’
It’s much less common in men, but it can happen — so it’s important to recognize warning signs and symptoms
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Anxiety, grief and anger are common after an advanced prostate cancer diagnosis — support and healthy coping strategies can help
This imaging can help your care team see where the cancer has spread and determine the best treatment for you
This type of test can spot problems early, but it can come with tradeoffs, like false alarms, high cost and added stress
Persistent itching is usually caused by something harmless — but in some cases, it can point to certain cancers
While there’s no 100% guarantee, you can help limit cancer risk by adopting healthier lifestyle habits
Skin cancer can sometimes itch, but it’s not usually the most common symptom — a persistent itch still warrants a visit to a healthcare provider
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