Prostate cancer is a deadly disease which affects millions of men all over the world. It has been reported that the former Hawthorn great Don Scott has also caught in the clutches of prostate cancer. Last night, during an interview on Channel Seven, Scott revealed that he is taking prostate cancer treatment.
Although Scott has been affected with prostate cancer, he calls himself a luck man as he was diagnosed with the cancer at an early stage. He informed that after Ester, he might undergo surgery. But nothing is sure at the moment.
Scott is famous as Footy legend. He has saved his club by working harder. Scott informed that he used to get annual checkups, which ultimately helped him in getting diagnosed with prostate cancer at an early stage.
The awareness about prostate cancer is lacking because of which a large number of men are diagnosed with it at late stage. He was reported as saying, "Its non-intrusive day surgery. I'm lucky, they caught it early? I had an examination, then a biopsy and they found it was malignant. I felt terrible when I found out, lower than a snake's belly?.
He said that he feels embarrassed of thinking of going through a surgery. But he also said that if required he would undergo surgery to make sure that he does survive. It is estimated that about 3,300 men dies of prostate cancer in Australia, every year.
Annual checkups can prevent men from being adversely affected with prostate cancer. It is hoped that men will follow Scott and would opt for annual checks to make sure that they are free from the strains of prostate cancer. Prostate cancer is curable if diagnosed at an early stage.
Source: http://topnews.ae/content/211079-don-scott-fighting-prostate-cancer
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