MOŽNOSTI ZDRAVLJENJA KLIMAKTERIČNIH TEŽAV PRI BOLNICAH Z RAKOM DOJK

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  • Darja Arko Klinika za ginekologijo in perinatologijo Univerzitetni klinični center Maribor Ljubljanska 5 2000 Maribor

Ključne besede:

rak dojk, klimakterične težave, zdravljenje

Povzetek

Izhodišča. Rak dojk je najpogostejši rak pri ženskah. Klimakterične težave, ki zelo poslabšajo kakovost življenja pri ženskah vseh starosti, so pogost sopojav sistemskega zdravljenja, tako hormonskega zdravljenja kot zdravljenja s citostatiki.

Metode. V prispevku je predstavljen pregled literature o vzrokih, načinu obravnave in možnostih zdravljenja klimakteričnih težav pri bolnicah z rakom dojk.

Rezultati. Za lajšanje vazomotornih simptomov obstaja več vrst nehormonskih zdravil in nekaj alternativnih zdravljenj, na primer z rastlino cimicifugo, fitoestrogeni, homeopatijo, akupunkturo, jogo in spremembo načina življenja. Za kakšno vrsto farmakološkega ali nefarmakološkega zdravljenja se bomo odločili, zavisi od vrste težav ter želja bolnice. Najbolj učinkovita zdravila za zmanjšanje vročinskih oblivov so venlafaksin, paroksetin in gabapentin, žal pa so sopojavi pogosti. Za lajšanje težav zaradi atrofičnega kolpitisa so najbolj učinkoviti lokalno aplicirani estrogeni, vendar varnost pri bolnicah z rakom dojk ni povsem dognana.

Zaključki. Klimakterične težav pri bolnicah z rakom dojk so pogost in resen problem, ki bistveno vpliva na kakovost življenja. Možnosti zdravljenja so na žalost precej omejene.

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