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Hormone drugs may stimulate the growth of prostate cancer, so they should be used with special caution. If hormonal drugs are needed, they should be done under the guidance of a doctor and closely monitored for changes.
Antiandrogens are commonly used to treat prostate cancer, but prolonged use may lead to the emergence of drug resistance, negatively affecting treatment. Therefore, when using antiandrogen drugs, it should be done strictly according to the doctor's advice and avoid self-adjusting the dosage and timing of the medication.
The treatment of prostate cancer is often in combination with drugs, such as endocrine therapy and chemotherapy. When using drugs in combination, attention should be paid to the interaction of drugs and contraindications to ensure that the drugs are safe and effective.
Prostate cancer patients may experience problems such as drug resistance and drug resistance after long-term drug treatment. During the medication period, the changes in the condition should be closely monitored, and if drug resistance or drug resistance appears, medical treatment should be sought in time.
