Patient's question:
Late-stage prostate cancer with bone metastasis, currently taking oral Acapect in Zhangzhou Hospital, with PSA levels stable around 5. No significant physical discomfort is felt. Currently considering local cryotherapy or biological treatment at the tumor professor's workstation to remove the primary lesion. How should prostate cancer be treated effectively?Doctor's answer:
Your condition has already involved lymph node and bone metastasis, so you have advanced cancer. The surgical treatment for advanced cancer is not very effective, so you should decide on chemotherapy and symptomatic treatment to control the progression of the disease. It is recommended that you undergo chemotherapy, during which you should pay attention to rest, eat high-protein and easily digestible foods, and have small, frequent meals. Avoid strenuous exercise and overexertion. If pain reappears, oral blood-activating drugs or anesthetic blood-activating drugs can be given to relieve the pain and reduce the patient's suffering. The condition of the prostate is prone to recurrence, requiring long-term medication.