01/11/2025
It’s MOVEMBER Month!
Throughout the month, we’re highlighting key men’s health issues.
Today’s focus: ➡️Prostate Cancer
Prostate cancer often has no symptoms at first:
Prostate cancer usually starts to grow on the outer part of the prostate. This means it does not press on the tube that carries urine from the bladder to the p***s (urethra) and cause symptoms, until the cancer has grown or spread.
If this happens, it can cause changes to the way you p*e, such as:
➡️Finding it difficult to start p*eing or straining to p*e
➡️Having a weak flow of urine
➡️"stop start" p*eing
➡️Needing to p*e urgently or often, or both
➡️Feeling like you still need to p*e when you've just finished
p*eing during the night
https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/prostate-cancer/