[header] How to treat prostate cancer with androgen deprivation therapy [title] Talk to your doctor. [step] After your initial diagnosis of prostate cancer in previously untreated prostate cancer patients, you'll likely schedule a series of appointments with an oncological specialist. Your doctor will evaluate your condition and circumstances and make a recommendation about potential treatments.
[header] How to treat prostate cancer with androgen deprivation therapy [title] Talk to your doctor. [step] After your initial diagnosis of prostate cancer in previously untreated prostate cancer patients, you'll likely schedule a series of appointments with an oncological specialist. Your doctor will evaluate your condition and circumstances and make a recommendation about potential treatments.
[substeps] If you already have an appointment with your oncologist, ask which treatment strategy he thinks is best for your needs and how long you need it. [title] Undergo chemical peels of your hormones. [substeps] Your doctor may perform a sex drive test to determine which hormone levels are dominant in your body. The doctor will take x-rays of your vagina and rectum to evaluate whether your sex drive is influencing your treatment of prostate cancer. [substeps] A physician will gather detailed medical history and perform a physical exam, if they have not done so already. Your doctor will explain to you your diagnosis, prognosis, and potential treatments. This can help your doctor decide the best treatment for you. [substeps] If there is any doubt about your relationship with your doctor, you should have specific conversations with them about what treatment options may be right for you.