In Many Cases, Prostate Cancer Is Relatively Slow-Growing, Which Means That It Can Take Year's to Become Large Enough to Be Detectable, and Even Longer to...
In many cases, prostate cancer is relatively slow-growing, which means that it can take years to become large enough to be detectable, and even longer to metastasize outside the prostate. However, some cases are more aggressive and need more urgent treatment.
How long does it take prostate cancer to spread?
It can take up to 15 years for the cancer to spread from the prostate to other parts of the body (metastasis), typically the bones. In many cases, prostate cancer won't affect a man's natural life span.
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