How is Prostate cancer diagnosed?

['Ívua o mbandu íii']

Kiebhi kia tena kuijiia se uala ni uhaxi ua izavu?

O ji dotolo a tena kuijiia se o muthu uala ni uhaxi ua izavu, mu ku bhanga o jipolova jiji:

1. Ku tonoka ni lukuaku: O dotolo u ta o lukuaku luê mu kididi kia ku tonoka phala ku mona se o mona uala ni uhaxi.

2. O polova ia antigen ia prostata (PSA): O polova íii, phala kuijiia se o manhinga ala ni protina ia PSA.

Se o PSA i kala ku thandu dia manhinga, kiki kilondekesa kuila o muthu uala ni uhaxi ua izavu.

3. O ji makina ji bhanga o pelasá, ji ta o ji sonda mu mala phala ku tala o ima iala moxi dia manhinga.

Kiki ki tena ku kuatekesa kuijiia se o muhatu uala ni uhaxi mu kikonda.

4. O ji célula ja uongo: O ji célula ja uongo a ji katula anga a ji tala ni microscópio phala ku mona se jala ni uhaxi ua uongo.

Kiki kiene ngó o ukexilu ua kuijiia se uala ni uhaxi ua bhonzo ku u saka.

5. O makina i kuatekesa ku tonginina o uongo ua diiala: O makina íii, i tena ku tonginina o uongo ua diiala se uala ni uhaxi.

6. Ku tokuesa o ji célula: Saí ji dotolo a tokuesa o ji célula phala kuijiia se o uhaxi ua bhonzo mba kana, phala ku tena ku sola o ukexilu ua ku saka.

7.O ima i bhanga o ji dotolo phala ku mona se o uhaxi ua di muange katé mu ifuba.

8. O ji tomografia: O ji tomografia ji tena ku kuatekesa kuijiia se o uhaxi ua di muange mu idiandu ia mukutu.

Kima kiambote kuijiia kuila ko maiala oso ala ni ji célula javulu ja PSA, mba o ji célula ja DRE ki ji kalakala kiambote, ala ni uhaxi ua prostata.

Mu kiki, phala kuijiia se uhaxi uahi, tua tokala ku tala o mukutu ua muthu.

O muthu u sola se a-nda mu bhanga pelasá, kioso kia zubha ku mona o ima ia sange, ni kuijiia o ima ia mesena o ku bhanga.

['Izuelu ia mukuá']

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['O milongi íii, ka tokala ku i tumbula phala ku saka uhaxi, mba ku saka mauhaxi a mukuá.']

['Mu kifika, o ji komputadolo jene mu kuatekesa o athu kuijiia o ima ia lungu ni uhaxi, ki ji tena ku jimbulula kiambote o maka.']

['Sota kikuatekesu kia dotolo iê mba muthu ua mukuá uala ni uhete ua ku saka mauhaxi. Kana ku jimba o itendelesu ia dotolo mukonda dia milongi i ua tange mu kijimbuete kiki. Se ua mesena kikuatekesu, xinda ku muxinda ua 112, mba ndé mu inzo ia ku saka ia zukama.']

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['O DMCA i bhinga kuila o njimbu iê ia lungu ni ku bhukumukina o itumu ia ku tokala, i kala ni milongi íii: (1) kijimbuluilu kia kikalakalu kia tokala ku kitumu kia ku tokala; (2) kijimbuluilu kia milongi ia ku tokala ni milongi i tua tokala ku sanga; (3) o ijimbuete iê, ni ijimbuete ia mutelembe uê; (4) ni izuelu i ua zuela kuila eie u xikina ni kidi kioso kuila o milongi ia ku tokala, ki i tokala ku ngana ia tokala, mba ku mukunji uê, mba ku kitumu kioso-kioso; ']

['(5) O kijimbuete kiê, ni kijimbuete kia ku tangela kuila o milongi iala mu kijimbuete kiki ia kidi, ni kuila eie uala ni kutena kua ku langa o ima ia ku tokala;']

['O kijimbuete kiki, ki tena ku kala ni kidimbu kiê, mba kijimbuete kia muthu ua mu tumina o ku ki jikula.']

['Se ku soneka o ima ioso íii, o ku tokuesa o maka mê kua-nda laleka.']

['Kuzuela ni Muthu']

['Tua ku dióndo, tu tumikise njimbu ni ibhuidisu mba jindunge.']

How is prostate cancer diagnosed?

Prostate cancer is diagnosed through a combination of tests and procedures, which may include:

1. Digital Rectal Exam (DRE): A doctor inserts a gloved, lubricated finger into the rectum to feel the prostate for any abnormalities.

2. Prostate-Specific Antigen (PSA) Test: This is a blood test that measures the level of PSA, a protein produced by the prostate gland.

Elevated PSA levels may indicate the presence of prostate cancer.

3. Transrectal Ultrasound (TRUS): A small probe is inserted into the rectum to create an image of the prostate using sound waves.

This can help identify any abnormalities in the prostate gland.

4. Biopsy: A small sample of prostate tissue is removed and examined under a microscope for the presence of cancer cells.

This is the only definitive way to diagnose prostate cancer.

5. Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI): An MRI scan of the prostate can help identify any abnormalities and guide the biopsy procedure.

6. Genomic Testing: Some doctors may use genomic tests to help determine the aggressiveness of the cancer and guide treatment decisions.

7. Bone Scan: A bone scan may be performed to check if the cancer has spread to the bones.

8. Computed Tomography (CT) Scan: A CT scan may be used to check if the cancer has spread to other organs or tissues.

It is important to note that not all men with elevated PSA levels or abnormal DRE results will have prostate cancer, and not all prostate cancers will cause elevated PSA levels.

Therefore, a biopsy is necessary to confirm the diagnosis.

Additionally, the decision to undergo a biopsy is made after considering the results of these tests and the individual's risk factors and preferences.

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