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ADT and Exercise

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By Jim Early

1 min read

There can be benefits of ADT (androgen deprivation therapy) in treating prostate cancer, but also often side effects. It is important to know the benefits, risks, and associated side effects you may experience with ADT therapy.

This video focuses on those risks and side effects and presents some easy steps an individual can take to try to manage them. Focusing on strengthening the legs and back and improving balance and stability, this video may be helpful for someone who is on ADT or will be soon.

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