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Exogenous Hormone Efficacy

Meaning

Exogenous Hormone Efficacy defines the measured therapeutic success of hormones administered from an external source, such as bio-identical hormone replacement, in producing the desired and beneficial physiological effects within the recipient. This metric quantifies the degree to which the introduced hormone successfully resolves the patient’s symptoms, normalizes deficient biomarker levels, and improves overall functional capacity. Efficacy is a complex variable highly dependent on the correct selection of the hormone compound, the dosage precision, the chosen route of administration, and the individual patient’s unique metabolic handling.