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DUTCH Hormone Testing

Meaning

DUTCH Hormone Testing, an acronym for Dried Urine Test for Comprehensive Hormones, is an advanced clinical diagnostic tool used to measure a wide array of sex and adrenal hormones and their key metabolites. This test provides a detailed, time-integrated assessment of hormone production and clearance pathways, offering a more complete picture of endocrine function than simple serum measurements. Clinicians utilize this data to identify subtle imbalances in cortisol rhythm, estrogen metabolism, and androgen status, enabling highly personalized therapeutic interventions for hormonal health.