Use of high-quality natural dietary supplements as accompanying therapy in patients during radical radiotherapy and chemotherapy for urological cancer

The Investigation enrolled 60 patients with a diagnosed localized, locally advanced or metastatic tumor. The patients were divided Into 2 groups matched by age, sex, disease stage, and nature of therapy: 1) 30 patients received BloChaga (Inonotus Obllquus) and BloDIhydroquercetln In addition to basic therapy (a study group): 2) 30 patients had standard therapy only (a comparison group). Additional Intake of BloDIhydroquercetln and BloChaga was shown to reduce the Incidence of severe complications, to Improve the quality of life and the tolerance of special treatment In patients with proven prostate cancer who received external beam radiation therapy according to the radical program and In those with bladder and penile cancer.

osteoporosis, fractures, treatment, Osteomed, Osteomed Forte, oncology, radiation therapy, teleradiotherapy, chemotherapy, accompanying therapy, complications, prostate cancer, bladder cancer, penile cancer, BloDIhydroquercetln, BloChaga, Inonotus Obllquus, quality of life, side effects, dlhydroquercetin, chaga, prostate specific antigen, post-radiation cystitis