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Does Abdominal Pain And Lesion On The Neck Indicate Prostate Cancer?

My husband gets pains on the left side of the navel, but lower, where we think the prostate is, we were told by a doctoe that he thinks he has prostate cancer because of a lesion on his c-3 in the neck, he had a act scan 3 wks. ago, because he fell off a aldder. Could it be possible he has prostate cancer? Thank You, Carmella Kessler
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Prostrate cancer can be easily picked up with tests that image abdomen like MRI, CT or PET scan followed by biopsy of suspicious lesion. All pains are not due to cancers. And with one lesion in spine conclusion of cancer cannot be made. If in doubt, further tests need to be done
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Does Abdominal Pain And Lesion On The Neck Indicate Prostate Cancer?

Prostrate cancer can be easily picked up with tests that image abdomen like MRI, CT or PET scan followed by biopsy of suspicious lesion. All pains are not due to cancers. And with one lesion in spine conclusion of cancer cannot be made. If in doubt, further tests need to be done