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Controlled Hormone Replacement

Meaning

Controlled Hormone Replacement refers to a therapeutic strategy involving the precise administration of exogenous hormones to supplement or restore physiological levels, characterized by meticulous titration and continuous biochemical monitoring. The objective is to maintain hormonal concentrations within an optimal, stable range, closely mimicking the body’s natural diurnal and pulsatile secretion patterns. This approach minimizes fluctuations and mitigates the risk of adverse effects often associated with less precise dosing regimens.