Exercise not only strengthens the body, but also keeps it optimistic and improves the body’s ability to fight disease.
However, prostate cancer is prone to bone metastasis, which causes bone destruction, and anti-androgen therapy can easily lead to osteoporosis and even fractures, so prostate cancer patients should not exercise strenuously, and they should also grasp the amount of exercise, which should be moderate and not overly fatiguing.
In addition, prostate cancer patients should not ride bicycles. Long bike rides can cause prostate congestion and inflammation, which is not conducive to disease recovery.
All things considered, swimming may be a more suitable form of exercise for prostate cancer patients.