Adleap Capsule contains Enzalutamide, which belongs to a group of medicines known as androgen receptor inhibitors. Most prostate cancers require testosterone to grow. In men, the testicles produce the majority of testosterone. Adrenal glands (Just above each kidney) produce a small quantity of testosterone. Enzalutamide is preventing testosterone from reaching cancer cells in the prostate. This can inhibit the growth of the cancer and even cause it to shrink.

FAQs

How does Adleap Capsule work?

Most prostate cancers require testosterone to grow. Adleap Capsule contains Enzalutamide, which blocks testosterone, a hormone, from reaching prostate cancer cells. Thus, Adleap Capsule can slow the cancer's growth and cause it to shrink.

Is Adleap Capsule safe to use in women?

Adleap Capsule is only for use in men. Women should not take this medication, especially if they are or may become pregnant or are breast-feeding.

Does Adleap Capsule impact on fertility?

In some cases, Adleap Capsule may cause decreased fertility in men. However, you should not assume that your female partner cannot become pregnant. Please discuss with your doctor if you have any concerns.

What exactly is Enzalutamide?

Enzalutamide, a prostate cancer medication, is used to treat prostate cancer.

I am suffering with seizures, is it ideal to use this medication?

Seizures may occur in patients receiving Adleap Capsule . So, patients who have had a seizure, please inform your doctor about your condition. Your doctor may monitor your condition closely.

Is Enzalutamide well-tolerated medication?

Yes, Enzalutamide was generally a well-tolerated medication. Take Adleap Capsule pills exactly as directed by your healthcare provider. Do not change your dose or stop taking Adleap Capsule unless your healthcare physician instructs you. If you encounter side symptoms, your healthcare provider may temporarily discontinue your Adleap Capsule therapy or adjust your Adleap Capsule dose.