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A Review on Probable Causes of Cardiotoxicity Caused by Common Cancer Drugs and the Role of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Prevention and Treatment.

Cancer is a widespread disease in our nation, characterized by a high occurrence rate. The use of tumor medications has been linked to an increased chance of cardiovascular complications, including a notable occurrence of heart toxicity. This has caused significant concern among healthcare professionals. This article provides a comprehensive compilation of drugs recognized for their potential to cause heart toxicity. Furthermore, extensive research has been conducted to investigate and categorize the effects of heart toxicity, with the purpose of promoting awareness, facilitating early intervention, and ultimately reducing the occurrence of heart toxicity. At the same time, there is an anticipation that Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) can capitalize on its unique attributes to address such ailments. To establish its effectiveness, it is crucial to carry out extensive clinical trials or retrospective analyses. The purpose of this article is to summarize the possible mechanisms of cardiac toxicity caused by commonly used chemotherapy drugs and summarize the possible mechanisms of adverse cardiac toxicity, laying the groundwork for subsequent research.

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