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Hormone Biomarkers

Meaning

Hormone biomarkers are specific, measurable circulating hormones, their metabolites, or associated regulatory proteins that serve as objective indicators of endocrine function, disease presence, or therapeutic response. These clinical indicators are vital for accurately diagnosing hormonal imbalances, such as low testosterone or thyroid disorders, and for guiding individualized treatment strategies. Their quantitative analysis provides essential information about the overall activity of a particular endocrine axis. Accurate assessment of these biomarkers is the foundation of evidence-based hormonal health management.