How to treat prostate cancer bone metastasis

For men, the prostate is a very important organ tissue. Nowadays, with the increase of life pressure, bad living habits and eating habits can cause prostate damage, the most common of which is prostate cancer. Prostate cancer is a malignant tumor, and the early symptoms are relatively hidden. Once it develops to the late stage, it is easy to spread and metastasize. So how should prostate cancer with bone metastasis be treated?

For advanced prostate cancer, not only is the cure rate low, but the condition is also complicated and bone metastasis is very likely to occur. If prostate cancer metastasizes to the bones and is not treated, the bones will be slowly eaten away by cancer cells and fractures are likely to occur. To improve this situation, comprehensive treatments can be used, the most common of which include the following three.

First, chemotherapy. Chemotherapy is the most common method of treating advanced cancer. It can inhibit the spread of cancer cells and control the progression of the disease. Chemotherapy itself is highly toxic, and many patients experience symptoms such as nausea and vomiting after chemotherapy.

Second, treatment with traditional Chinese medicine. In order to improve the adverse reactions caused by chemotherapy, patients are advised to combine traditional Chinese medicine with traditional Chinese medicine for treatment, and choose traditional Chinese medicine that improves immune function, such as ginsenoside. Ginsenoside is the most active anti-cancer ingredient in ginseng.

Third, Western medicine treatment. The most typical symptom of prostate cancer bone metastasis is cancerous bone pain, which is unbearable for patients. At this time, you can take painkillers under the guidance of a doctor, such as morphine sulfate tablets. This drug has a strong analgesic effect, but long-term use is easy to become addictive.

How to treat prostate cancer bone metastasis can be understood through the above three aspects. According to statistics, as long as early prostate cancer is treated surgically, the 5-year survival rate reaches more than 70%, so patients should learn more about the early symptoms of prostate cancer, such as lower abdominal pain, weight loss, and abnormal urination. Once patients have similar symptoms, they should go to the hospital for examination in time.