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Adjuvant Medications

Meaning

Adjuvant medications are pharmacological agents administered alongside a primary therapeutic agent or procedure to enhance its efficacy, manage side effects, or address co-existing symptoms. In the context of hormonal health, these are often secondary drugs used to optimize the overall treatment regimen rather than directly treating the core hormonal imbalance. The strategic use of adjuvant therapy is a cornerstone of comprehensive clinical practice, ensuring a more tolerable and effective patient experience.