Prevention of Urological Cancer

Instruction	What should I do?	Which cancer does it protect me from?
Table: Preventive measures against Urologic Cancers
1	Give up Smoking	Renal Cancer Bladder Cancer Penile Cancer
2	Maintain Normal Body Weight	Renal Cancer Prostate Cancer
3	Mediterranean Nutrition + plenty of Water	Renal Cancer Prostate Cancer
4	Avoid/ Protect from Toxic Chemicals	Renal Cancer Bladder Cancer
5	Control Blood Pressure	Renal Cancer Bladder Cancer
6	Good Hygiene of Genital Area	Penile Cancer Prostate Cancer
7	Use of Condom	Penile Cancer Prostate Cancer
8	Check-up	Testicular Cancer (self-examination) Prostate Cancer (annual check-up)

Renal Cancer

Renal Cancer usually occurs after the age of 50. Men are twice as likely than women to develop renal cancer. Unfortunately, there are no particular symptoms in its early stages.

Bladder Cancer

Bladder Cancer occurs in the 5th decade and is twice as common in Caucasian males. It is a particularly insidious type of cancer...

Prostate Cancer

Prostate cancer is the most common type of male cancer and the second cause of cancer-related death in men after lung cancer.Unfortunately, it manifests NO SYMPTOMS in early stages....

Testicular Cancer

Testicular Cancer is the most common cancer in males aged 15-35 years old. There is no prevention for testicular cancer but it can be diagnosed in an early stage.

Penile Cancer

Penile Cancer is rare and can be easily diagnosed, for it starts with some penile impairment mainly in the glans (head of the penis).

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Prevention of Urological Cancer