[Patient Questionnaire Survey of"As-Needed"Medications to Relieve Side Effects and Anxiety for Breast Cancer Chemotherapy].

Q4 Medicine Japanese Journal of Cancer and Chemotherapy Pub Date : 2024-08-01
Tatsuki Ikeda, Satoru Nihei, Kazuki Saito, Sachiko Shibuya, Kazushige Ishida, Kenzo Kudo
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Abstract

Patients undergoing outpatient cancer chemotherapy are prescribed"as-needed"medication(antiemetics, laxatives, and antibiotics)as a form of self-care for early response to side effects. We conducted a questionnaire survey to clarify whether prescribed"as-needed"medication contributes to the relief of patients' anxiety about cancer chemotherapy. We obtained responses from 80 breast cancer patients who received neoadjuvant or adjuvant chemotherapy from 2019-2021". As- needed"medication was used by 68(85.0%)of patients. Fifty patients(73.5%)who used"as-needed"medication experienced relief of anxiety associated with chemotherapy. Also, 10 patients(83.3%)who did not use"as-needed"medication experienced relief of anxiety associated with chemotherapy". As-needed"medication may contribute to the relief of anxiety associated with chemotherapy in breast cancer patients.

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[关于缓解乳腺癌化疗副作用和焦虑的 "按需 "药物的患者问卷调查]。
接受门诊癌症化疗的患者会被处方 "必需 "药物(止吐药、泻药和抗生素),作为一种早期应对副作用的自我保健方式。我们进行了一项问卷调查,以明确 "按需 "用药是否有助于缓解患者对癌症化疗的焦虑。我们从 80 名在 2019-2021 年期间接受新辅助化疗或辅助化疗的乳腺癌患者那里获得了回复。68名患者(85.0%)使用了 "按需用药"。使用 "按需 "药物的 50 名患者(73.5%)缓解了与化疗相关的焦虑。此外,10 名未使用 "按需 "药物的患者(83.3%)的化疗焦虑也得到了缓解。按需用药 "可能有助于缓解乳腺癌患者与化疗相关的焦虑。
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