- Antihormone therapy
Antihormone therapy is a form of treatment which suppresses selected hormones. This can be done with drugs, radiation, or even surgery. The suppression of certain hormones would be beneficial to the
cancer patient, because certain hormones might prompt, or even help the growth of atumor . [ [http://www.cancer.gov/templates/db_alpha.aspx?CdrID=306491 Definition of antihormone therapy - NCI Dictionary of Cancer Terms ] ] Antihormone treatment can be specific to gender as well, such as antiestrogen or antitestosterone therapy. This would be beneficial in cancers relating to thegenitals orsex organs . [Parczyk, Karsten and Martin R. Schneider. [http://www.springerlink.com/content/k3l7826015726447/ The future of antihormone therapy: innovations based on an established principle] . "Experimental Oncology." 14 December 1995 . 6 Jun 2008.]References
Wikimedia Foundation. 2010.