With prostate cancer being diagnosed at an increasingly early stage and with prostate cancer usually growing slowly and spreading slowly. Survival rates for prostate cancer are higher compared to other cancers. How long you can live with advanced prostate cancer is mainly related to the stage of the disease and whether it is treated in a timely manner, with early survival rates generally exceeding five years. About 92% of prostate cancer patients are found in the early stages, called localized or regional cancers. Men with localized or regional prostate cancer who are diagnosed at this stage and treated with surgery in a timely manner have a high survival rate, most will survive for more than five years and some may even survive for a long time. Once prostate cancer spreads beyond the prostate, the survival rate decreases. For men with prostate cancer that has spread to distant sites, there will be a decrease in survival. However, with the necessary hormone therapy and radiation therapy, a large percentage can survive for more than five years. In the process of treatment, whether it is early or late stage, you should actively cooperate with your doctor. Prostate cancer has the highest survival rate of any type of cancer, and the survival time depends on the specific condition.