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Kinetic Inefficiency
Meaning
Kinetic Inefficiency, in a pharmacological context, describes a suboptimal rate or pattern of drug or hormone movement through the body, leading to diminished therapeutic effectiveness or increased adverse effects. This inefficiency is characterized by a poor match between the drug’s pharmacokinetic profile and the physiological requirement for a stable signal. Examples include rapid metabolism leading to insufficient systemic exposure or excessive Cmax Trough Fluctuation that stresses the endocrine system. Identifying and correcting this inefficiency is central to optimizing personalized hormonal regimens.
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