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Hormonal Treatment

Meaning

Hormonal Treatment, also referred to as hormone therapy or endocrine therapy, is a medical intervention that involves the therapeutic administration of hormones, hormone analogues, or drugs that block hormone activity to manage various physiological and pathological conditions. This clinical approach is used to correct a deficiency, such as in hormone replacement therapy for menopause or hypogonadism, or to suppress a hormone-dependent process, notably in certain types of cancer. The goal is to restore endocrine balance or selectively modulate hormone signaling pathways to achieve a desired clinical outcome.