Prostate cancer gene ' aggressive ' found
Research shows that people with prostate cancer men who inherit the gene mutation is threatened.
BRCA2 genes associated with breast cancer differentiation, as well as prostate cancer and womb.
Now researchers say other than tend to be vulnerable in men with prostate cancer, is also more likely to be stricken with BRCA2 tumour of aggressive and very few can survive.
They said the men had to get treatment immediately in order to save their souls.
About one out of 100 men people with prostate cancer BRCA2 mutations will have.
The men may be able to get help from surgery or radiotherapy, even if their disease is still in the early stages and are categorized as low-risk, according to the Journal of Clinical Oncology.
Prostate cancer can grow with very slow or very fast, and it is very difficult to predict.
Some guy could have lived without experiencing any symptoms, even though they actually have this cancer.
For many people, care immediately is not too important.
But researchers say men with prostate cancer BRCA2 and should be treated as early as possible and as aggressive as possible because their tumors are likely to spread.
Patients with mutations of the BRCA2 fewer survive and average only got 6.5 years after diagnosis compared to a person with a non-cancer BRCA2 can last up to 12.9 years.
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