Advanced Prostate Cancer Treatment by Dr. Praveenkumar Surpur
Have you been diagnosed with prostate cancer, elevated PSA levels, or urinary symptoms that require further evaluation?
Dr. Praveenkumar Surpur, Consultant Surgical Oncologist at Yashodhara Super Speciality Hospital, Solapur, provides advanced Prostate Cancer Surgery using modern oncological principles and evidence-based cancer treatment protocols.
With specialized training in Surgical Oncology and expertise in managing urologic cancers, Dr. Surpur offers personalized treatment plans focused on complete cancer removal, preservation of quality of life, and long-term cancer control.
Prostate cancer develops in the prostate gland, a small gland located below the urinary bladder in men.
The prostate helps produce seminal fluid, which nourishes and transports sperm.
Prostate cancer is one of the most common cancers affecting men and is often highly treatable when detected early.


Many men with early-stage prostate cancer may not experience symptoms.
As the disease progresses, symptoms may include:
Especially during the night.
Weak urine stream or interrupted flow.
A sudden need to urinate.
Visible blood may occasionally occur.
A less common but important symptom.
Pain or discomfort in the pelvic region.
May occur if cancer spreads to bones.
A symptom of advanced disease.
Seek medical evaluation if you have:
Early diagnosis can significantly improve treatment outcomes.


Several factors increase the risk of prostate cancer.
Risk rises significantly after age 50.
A strong risk factor.
Certain inherited genes increase risk.
May increase the risk of aggressive disease.
Diet and activity levels may influence risk.
Dr. Praveenkumar Surpur provides treatment for:
Cancer confined to the prostate gland.
Cancer extending beyond the prostate.
Aggressive cancers requiring comprehensive treatment.
Cancer returning after previous treatment.
Cancer involving nearby structures or lymph nodes.
Accurate diagnosis and staging are essential before treatment planning.
Dr. Surpur performs:
Including Digital Rectal Examination (DRE).
Measures Prostate Specific Antigen levels.
Provides detailed imaging of the prostate gland.
Confirms cancer diagnosis.
Assessment of disease spread.
Advanced cancer staging when required.
Evaluation of bone involvement.
Comprehensive cancer treatment planning.


Surgery is one of the most effective treatment options for localized and selected locally advanced prostate cancers.
The goals of surgery are:
Treatment is individualized according to cancer stage and patient health.
The most common surgery for localized prostate cancer.
This procedure involves removal of:
Benefits
Removal of lymph nodes when cancer spread is suspected.
Benefits
Selected patients may benefit from:
Performed through small incisions using specialized instruments.
Benefits
Patient suitability is determined through detailed evaluation.
When oncologically safe, nerve-sparing techniques may be used.
Benefits
The feasibility depends on tumor location and extent.

Many prostate cancer patients benefit from a combination of treatments.
Treatment may include:
Primary treatment for localized disease.
Used in selected patients.
Commonly used in advanced disease.
Recommended in selected advanced cases.
Used for specific genetic cancer types.
May be considered in selected situations.
All treatment decisions are made through multidisciplinary cancer care discussions.

Most patients can expect:
Recovery varies depending on the type of surgery and patient health.
Most men return to active and healthy lives after treatment.
Important aspects include:
Regular blood tests to monitor for recurrence.
Improves bladder control.
Help strengthen urinary function.
Support long-term recovery.
Like all major surgeries, potential risks include:
Modern surgical techniques help minimize these risks.
When prostate cancer is detected early:
Men above 50 years should discuss prostate screening with their doctor.
PSA (Prostate Specific Antigen) is a blood test used to help detect prostate cancer and monitor treatment outcomes.
Yes. Many men with localized prostate cancer achieve excellent long-term outcomes and potential cure with surgery.
Radical Prostatectomy is a surgery that removes the entire prostate gland and is one of the most effective treatments for localized prostate cancer.
Yes. Most patients temporarily require a catheter during the recovery period.
Temporary urinary leakage can occur, but many patients improve significantly with rehabilitation and pelvic floor exercises.
Yes. The risk increases significantly after age 50, making regular evaluation important.
Disclaimer: Results and patient experiences may vary. These are dependent on a number of factors including age, medical history, lifestyle and more.
If you have elevated PSA levels, urinary symptoms, or have been diagnosed with prostate cancer, schedule a consultation today.
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