Study finds men treated for prostate cancer face higher long-term complications, especially with aggressive treatments.

A new study reveals that men treated for prostate cancer face higher long-term risks of complications like urinary and sexual issues, particularly if they underwent surgery or radiotherapy. The research also found that older men with limited life expectancy are often receiving aggressive treatments that may not extend their lives but can reduce their quality of life. Doctors are urged to discuss life expectancy and potential risks more thoroughly with patients to help them make informed decisions.

November 11, 2024
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