Role of Exercise and Supportive Care in Managing Fatigue in Prostate Cancer

In this segment, Dr. Graham and Dr. Sokolova discuss the importance of supportive care strategies, with a focus on structured exercise and physical activity, in managing fatigue among patients with prostate cancer receiving long-term therapy. The conversation highlights evidence supporting exercise as a non-pharmacologic intervention that can improve energy levels, physical function, and overall quality of life. Dr. Sokolova describes how exercise recommendations are tailored to individual patient capabilities, comorbidities, and treatment status, emphasizing realistic and sustainable approaches. Both experts underscore the value of integrating supportive care early and reinforcing these strategies throughout treatment, rather than viewing them as adjunctive or optional. The discussion also addresses how clinicians can encourage adherence through education and multidisciplinary collaboration. Overall, this segment illustrates how exercise and supportive interventions play a critical role in comprehensive, patient-centered prostate cancer management.