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Prostate Cancer is danger which needs to be taken heed by all man. Statistical show 1 from 6 man can experience of prostate cancer and 1 from 35 man die because this cancer. The American Cancer Society estimate in the year 2008 there are 186.320 new case of prostate cancer. Prostate cancer represent cause both of death because cancer at man.

  • Why only at Man? And what that Prostate Cancer

Prostate Cancer only found at man. Its situation encircle Urethra, channel bringing urine go out from body. Prostate have cells producer of functioning dilution protect and feed cell of sperm. Prostate Gland growing larger below influence of yielded by androgen hormone is testis. This gland will continue to grow reach puberty. Afterward its size measure will be except to fixed man old age. This condition is known as Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH).
At other condition of prostate cells can grow uncontrollably, referred by condition of cancer. Some risk factor incidence of prostate cancer have succeeded to be identified

  1. Prostate Cancer very rare happened in age under 40 year but its risk mounts sharply at age above 60 year
  2. High diet of fat will improve Prostate Cancer risk, whereas rich diet of vegetable and fruit will like watermelon and tomato can degrade it.
  3. Family history also influences the make-up of Prostate Cancer.

  • Can Prostate Cancer cured
Therapy of Hormonal (including hypodermic therapy of Leuprolide acetate) in this time represent therapy choice to diagnosed patient at phase continue (cancer have disseminated). Its Prostate Cancer patient diagnosed at phase continue because oftentimes without symptom

Hypodermic therapy of Leuprolide acetate work to depress androgen hormone (hormone required by prostate cancer cells to expand). Giving of hypodermic of Leuprolide acetate each month with dose 3.75 mg can depress activity of prostate cancer equal to 82-89%.


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