Skip to main content

Biomarker Ranges

Meaning

Clinically, biomarker ranges represent the established reference intervals for specific physiological substances, such as hormones or metabolites, measured in biological fluids like blood or saliva. These quantitative values define the expected limits for a healthy population, allowing clinicians to assess an individual’s endocrine status relative to a normative group. Understanding these ranges is crucial for identifying potential hormonal imbalances, which often manifest as values outside these statistically derived boundaries. This foundational data guides the initial diagnostic interpretation and subsequent therapeutic strategy in hormonal health.