Skip to main content

Biomarker-Guided Therapy

Meaning

Biomarker-guided therapy represents a personalized medicine approach where specific, measurable biological indicators are used to select, adjust, or monitor a patient’s treatment regimen. These indicators, or biomarkers, can be molecular, cellular, physiological, or biochemical parameters found in blood, tissue, or other bodily fluids. In hormonal health, this method moves beyond symptom-based treatment to target underlying physiological imbalances precisely. This strategy aims to maximize therapeutic benefit while simultaneously minimizing adverse effects.