Hi all,
My dad was recently diagnosed with stage 4 advanced metastatic cancer that’s spread to his bones, Gleason 4+5. He was in good health prior to this and came as a shock to us all, he’s 65. We are now trying to figure out the best treatment plan for him. His MO treatment plan is ADT (zoladex) + AR pathway inhibitor. However, i've been doing a lot of research and many people recommended a triple therapy approach to include chemo early on. However, the clinical trial articles i've read regarding triple therapy, they don't compare ADT + AR verse (doublet) ADT + AR + chemo (triplet), they only compared ADT + Chemo verse ADT + AR + chemo. Therefore, I am confused as to what the best treatment would be because is the benefit only from the AR which he is already going to be taking?
Thank you