Signs of metastatic prostate cancer may include swelling in legs or pelvic area, numbness or pain in the hips, legs or feet or bone pain that persists or leads to fractures.
It adds: “A wide range of treatment options are available for managing advanced cancer. These treatments kill cancer cells, but they may also help patients manage pain.”
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Prostate Cancer UK says: “Pain is a common problem for men with advanced prostate cancer, although some men have no pain at all.
“The cancer can cause pain in the areas it has spread to. If you do have pain, it can usually be relieved or reduced, with the right treatment and management.”
Source: Daily Express
