An oral antiandrogen called Casodex is being used to treat prostate cancer in a client. Even if the client's sickness symptoms go better, they should still be reminded to take their medication.
A medication that prevents the body's response to androgens (male hormones) is called antiandrogen. The term "antiandrogens" refers to substances that prevent the production of testosterone, obstruct androgen receptors (androgen-receptor antagonists), or prevent the conversion of testosterone to its more active form, dihydrotestosterone. Casodex is an antiandrogen that is used in the treatment of prostate cancer. The patient should not stop its consumption till the doctor advises to do that even if the symptoms go better as it increases the chances of reoccurrence of cancer.
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