Hello, this is Dr. David. I have read your question and am ready to help.

chemo is short for chemotherapy which are drugs used to fight cancer

hormon: I assume is short for hormone therapy which is also used to fight certain hormone sensitive cancers such as breast cancer or prostate cancer

antineopl: is short for antineoplastic which means anti cancer.

sq/im is probably how the chemotherapy was dosed. chemotherapy is often dosed as milligrams per meter squared. the meters squared is the body surface area, which is sort of a rough estimate for body mass and metabolism.

if you have already tried lupron, I assume you have prostate cancer.

is the lupron still working.

chemotherapy is administered in a medical oncology office, ordered by a medical oncologist chemotherapy doctor and physically administered into a vein by a chemotherapy nurse. chemotherapy is given by intravenous needles into your veins along with fluids over a period of time, so it is not just a shot. it is often given in an office setting. you do not have to go into the hospital usually to receive chemotherapy.