Prostate cancer occurs when cells in a man’s prostate gland grow in an unusual way to form an abnormal growth called a tumour. With appropriate care, most men can live with prostate cancer for many years without serious consequences. While high-grade prostate cancer spreads quickly and can be fatal, for most men it’s a slow-growing disease. In Australia, it is the most commonly diagnosed cancer in men, affecting up to 1 in 7 men by the age of 75. Prostate cancer is a disease in which abnormal cells develop in the prostate, part of the male reproductive system.
Related information on Australian websites. 
Are there complications of prostate cancer and treatment?. Should I get prostate cancer screening?. What are the symptoms of prostate cancer?. Treatments for prostate cancer include regular monitoring, surgical removal, radiation therapy and androgen (hormone) deprivation therapy. Your chances of getting prostate cancer can be affected by your family history, ethnicity and age. Symptoms of prostate cancer include problems with urination, and pain in the lower back, upper thighs or hips. 
Some prostate cancers spread aggressively, but most grow slowly. Prostate cancer is a disease in which abnormal cells grow inside the prostate, part of the male reproductive system.
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