Wife

Mary has heard that prostate cancer is the most common cancer in men.

Her husband appears to be well, but she is concerned that he does not keep an eye on his health as much as he might.

What are the symptoms she should look out for?

Got an unanswered question?  Tell us.

• What are the symptoms of prostate cancer?
• What else could cause these symptoms?
• Does it run in families?
• How common is it?
• Is there a screening test he could get?
• Will his treatment affect our sex life?

#	Title	Source	Rating
1	Know your Prostate: a guide to common problems	The Prostate Cancer Charity		Details
2	Knowing the symptoms of prostate cancer	NHS Choices		Details
3	The Prostate	The Prostate Cancer Charity		Details
4	Lack of energy	Healthtalkonline		Details
5	Prostate cancer symptoms Q&As	Macmillan Cancer Support		Details
6	Controlling symptoms of advanced prostate cancer	Macmillan Cancer Support		Details
7	Signs and symptoms	Healthtalkonline		Details
8	Symptoms of prostate cancer	Macmillan Cancer Support		Details
9	Groin pain and prostate cancer	CancerHelp UK		Details
10	Prostate cancer symptoms	CancerHelp UK		Details

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