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Hormone-Sensitive Conditions

Meaning

Hormone-sensitive conditions are a distinct category of diseases or physiological states whose clinical course, severity, and ultimate manifestation are significantly influenced by the presence, absence, or concentration of specific endogenous or exogenous hormones. The clinical management of these conditions is fundamentally dependent on therapeutic strategies that aim to modulate the activity of the implicated hormones, either by blocking their cognate receptors or by adjusting their circulating levels. Key examples include various forms of hormone-dependent cancers and reproductive disorders.