Prostate sarcoma is an invasive malignant tumor of the prostate. The tumor is quite large when the symptoms appear. Generally, the initial symptoms are bladder neck obstruction, tumor compression at the bottom of the bladder or invasion of the urethra will affect urination, frequent urination, painful urination, difficulty urination, and gross hematuria is rare. In severe cases, the rectum is compressed to cause defecation difficulty. The late symptoms are pain, obvious emaciation, anemia and cachexia, which are easily transferred to the lung, liver and bone.
Methods of examination for prostatic sarcoma
1. The laboratory examination found rare abnormalities. There was microscopic hematuria in the routine urine. When the obstruction was complicated with infection, the white blood cells in the urine increased. The routine blood examination was mostly within the normal range. In the late stage, there was anaemia, rapid erythrocyte sedimentation rate, tumor compression of the lower end of the ureter caused hydronephrosis, and the blood urea nitrogen and creatinine increased when the kidney was dysfunctional.
2. Prostate Specific Antigen, Prostate Specific Phosphatase Detection Prostate Specific Antigen is a glycoprotein produced by normal or cancerous prostate epithelial cells, which is a relatively sensitive tumor marker of prostate cancer. Prostate Specific Phosphatase is an acid phosphatase isoenzyme, which is produced by the lysosome of prostate epithelial cells. Organ specificity is higher than acid phosphatase. Prostate sarcoma occurs in the prostatic stroma, and prostate specific antigen, The detection of prostate specific phosphatase in the normal range is helpful for the differentiation of prostate cancer.
Daily nursing care of prostate sarcoma
Key points of care:
1. Pay attention to diet, eat more vegetables, fruits, forbid alcohol, and avoid spicy and stimulating food.
2. Take part in physical exercise properly and avoid sitting still for a long time and riding bicycles and motorcycles for a long time. Patients should maintain optimistic mood, eliminate unnecessary ideological concerns and misunderstandings about some symptoms, and enhance confidence in treatment.
3. Moderately conduct protective sexual life, pay attention to the combination of work and rest, sleep fully, and avoid excessive physical activity.
Dietary principles:
Appropriate food: milk, mushrooms (fresh), mushrooms (fresh mushrooms), eggs, scallops (fresh)
Do not eat Preserved eggs (duck egg), dry pickles, salted fish, or beer
1. Eat more food containing vitamins.
2. Eat beans often. Phytoestrogens contained in bean foods can reduce the cancer risk of male hormones. Many foods in nature contain phytoestrogens, such as soybeans, soybeans, peanuts, etc., so you can eat more appropriately.