Everyone’s condition is different, and treatment options are very different and should not be copied for treatment.
Because Gleason scores, serum prostate-specific antigen (PSA) levels, tumor size, and individual health status may vary from patient to patient with prostate cancer, the appropriate treatment plan may not be the same.
In addition, each patient has different expectations of treatment, with some patients wanting to have their prostate removed for a cure, while others are afraid of surgery and more concerned about surgical incontinence, all of which can influence the choice of treatment options.
Therefore, it is important not to copy someone else’s treatment plan, but to discuss the best treatment plan with your doctor based on your individual situation.