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Combined Hormonal Therapies

Meaning

Combined Hormonal Therapies (CHT) involve the simultaneous administration of two or more distinct hormonal agents to achieve a superior or more balanced therapeutic outcome, often leveraging synergistic effects or mitigating the adverse side effects of a single compound. In the context of menopausal hormone therapy, CHT most commonly denotes the use of both an estrogen and a progestogen to provide systemic relief while protecting the endometrium. These formulations are precisely designed to optimize endocrine equilibrium and symptom management while minimizing specific tissue risks.