Prostate cancer grows quietly at first, so early signs can feel like normal aging. When symptoms appear, they usually point to trouble with peeing or to the cancer pressing on nearby areas. The first clue is a weaker stream. You wait a few extra seconds to start, then the flow is slow, stops and starts, or finishes with a dribble. Frequency climbs. Day or night, you go every hour or two, yet each trip yields a small amount. Urgency can ambush you. A sudden “got to go now” feeling arrives with little warning, and holding it feels impossible. Blood may... Learn more