non hormonal medications

What are Non-Hormonal Medications?

Non-hormonal medications are drugs that do not contain hormones. They are used to treat various gynecological conditions without altering the body's hormonal balance. These medications can include pain relievers, antibiotics, antifungals, and more.

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