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Dynamic Hormone Measurement

Meaning

Dynamic Hormone Measurement is a clinical methodology that moves beyond single-point blood draws to assess hormone function by capturing the physiological fluctuations and pulsatile release patterns over a defined time period. This approach provides a far more accurate and clinically relevant picture of endocrine system activity than static measurements, especially for hormones with diurnal or ultradian rhythms like cortisol and growth hormone. It is an essential tool for precision endocrinology, allowing for the precise diagnosis of subtle hormonal dysregulation. The data derived informs highly individualized hormone replacement and optimization strategies.