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Combined Hormone Blockade in
Prostate Cancer Hormone Therapy


Combined hormone blockade is also called combined androgen blockade and is a type of prostate cancer hormone therapy which combines an anti-androgen with either chemical castration or surgical castration. 90 to 95 percent testosterone is produced by the testicles while 5 to 10 percent is produced by the adrenal glands. Combined hormone blockade ablates 100 percent of the testosterone present in the blood stream.



 
 

 
 
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