A new treatment that involves intrauterine hormonal therapy is gaining acceptance, but had not been approved by the FDA as of spring 2004.

Michael D. Stubblefield has written:

'Synopsis of clinical oncology' -- subject(s): Oncology, Therapy, Diagnosis, Cancer, Neoplasms, Handbooks, manuals

That depends on the type of therapy. Some types of therapy can be adversely influenced by hormonal changes. This can be a reason why menstruation becomes a factor.

These treatments include systematic chemotherapy, hormonal therapy, and radiotherapy as alternatives or adjunctive therapy for patients with cancer.

death will be accelerated and the chances of threatment in the oncology field or herbal therapy will become null.