13. Hematuria
One of the features of cancer, in general, is the increase in vascularization of the affected area. Cancer and inflammation prompt the creation of new blood vessels to feed cancer cells. This is also true in the prostate, and these new blood vessels are tortuous and susceptible to breaking. That is why hematuria is a sign of prostate cancer. However, it doesn’t happen in all patients, and it is not indicative of the severity of the disease, either. Instead of looking for hematuria to suspect prostate cancer, we should be aware of the urinary tract symptoms laid down above.