Objective: Evaluating the types of pain and the results of treatment as retrospectively in patients with prostate cancer who apply to the Algology department with the complain of chronic pain. Material and Methods: Patients presenting to the Ondokuz Mayis University Faculty of Medicine, Department of Algology with pain and diagnosed with prostate cancer between January 2000 and December 2010 were investigated. The socio- demographic characteristics, pain status and the treatments administered were evaluated retrospectively from the patient files. All the patients were ad- ministered the WHO (World Health Organization) analgesic ladder; patients who could not benefit from the pharmacological treatment were detected to receive invasive procedures (Figure 1). Results: The mean age of the prostate cancer patients was 73.6 ± 8.4 year. While 16.9% of the patients (n=46) presented by their own will, 83.1% of them (n=226) were referred to us by the Urology clinic. 91.2% of the patients (n=248) had bone polyclinics while 8.8% had no metastasis (n=24). 87.1% of them (n=237) were administered pharmacologic treatment while 12.9% (n=35) received pharmacological + invasive treatment. 96.9% of the patients who undergoing invasive intervention had placed epidural catheter. Conclusion: Advanced prostate cancer is among the leading cancers that are accompanied by pain. The palpation of the pain is directly related to the morbidity of the disease. Prostate cancer pain should be treated using multidiscip- linary methods.