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I doubt if enough folk have been on enzalutamide in your situation for there to be the sort of stats you're seeking. I can only give tangential advice. I've been on a similar regime - abiraterone for two and a half years. That's a lot longer than most folk experience. Usually, the treatment is effective for a matter of months. So, I come back to Terry's maxim "the only rule with PCa is that there are no rules". The same applies to treatments, I think. I take comfort in what I've been told repeatedly by oncologists - when this treatment fails (not if) there are now lots of options for further treatment. That must be so in your case too.
