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Hormonal Markers

Meaning

Hormonal markers are quantifiable biochemical substances, including hormones and their metabolites, measured in blood, urine, or saliva to provide objective insight into the functional status of the endocrine system. These markers serve as clinical indicators for diagnosing subtle or overt hormonal imbalances, monitoring the effectiveness of therapeutic interventions, and assessing an individual’s overall physiological reserve. They are foundational to precision endocrinology and personalized wellness.