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Ancillary Agents

Meaning

Ancillary agents are therapeutic compounds administered to support the primary treatment regimen, typically a form of hormone replacement therapy, within the clinical setting. These substances are not the main hormonal replacement but rather serve to manage potential side effects, optimize the efficacy of the core therapy, or address related physiological imbalances. Clinical practice often employs these agents to ensure a comprehensive and well-tolerated treatment experience for the patient. They play a crucial role in maintaining hormonal balance and overall physiological homeostasis during intervention.