What are the dangers of chemotherapy for prostate cancer

Chemotherapy is currently a widely used method in clinical practice and is also an effective method for treating prostate cancer. In fact, many people have some concerns about chemotherapy because chemotherapy for prostate cancer can cause some harm to the body. So what are the hazards of chemotherapy for prostate cancer?

Since the metastasis and spread of prostate cancer often occurs when it is diagnosed, surgery cannot eradicate the cancer cells. When it comes to the issue of how to treat prostate cancer, chemotherapy has become a "conventional" treatment method in major hospitals.
Chemotherapy is a method of using highly toxic drugs to kill cancer cells throughout the body. Although it is different from surgery for treating localized tumors in the treatment of cancer patients, its limitations and side effects are unavoidable.
Chemotherapy focuses on killing. It focuses on killing a large number of cancer cells that already exist in the body. This method of treating the symptoms but not the root cause cannot change the body's carcinogenic internal environment. Countless clinical practices have proved that it cannot cure prostate cancer and effectively improve the patient's quality of life, relieve the patient's pain, and prolong the patient's life. At the same time, chemotherapy drugs not only kill cancer cells in the patient's body, but also kill intact healthy cells in the body. It is because of this that the immunity and resistance of patients undergoing chemotherapy plummet. As immunity and resistance decline, the condition of prostate cancer patients will also deteriorate rapidly.