Four Symptoms Men Should Never Ignore, NHS Chiefs Warn

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New urinary, sexual, bleeding, or pain changes should be checked by a GP.

New or Worsening Problems With Urination

Difficulty Getting or Maintaining an Erection

Blood in Urine or Semen

Lower Back Pain With Unexplained Weight Loss

Early Prostate Cancer Often Causes No Symptoms

Common Symptoms Often Have Non-Cancerous Causes

A GP Can Begin the Assessment

The PSA Test Can Identify Possible Prostate Problems

Personal Risk Matters Alongside Symptoms

Persistent Changes Should Not Become “Normal”

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NHS health leaders are urging men to pay attention to four changes that can be associated with prostate cancer, particularly when they are new, worsening or unusual. The warning comes amid concern that embarrassment, fear or the belief that symptoms are simply part of ageing can delay medical advice.

The four warning areas involve urination, erections, unexplained bleeding and a combination of persistent pain with weight loss. They do not automatically indicate cancer, but NHS guidance says they should be discussed with a GP rather than ignored or self-diagnosed.

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