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Lab Monitoring

Meaning

Lab monitoring is the clinical process of systematically analyzing blood, urine, saliva, or other biological samples to measure specific biomarkers, hormones, or metabolites to assess a patient’s physiological status, diagnose conditions, or evaluate the efficacy and safety of a therapeutic regimen. In hormonal health, this practice is non-negotiable for establishing baseline hormone levels, tracking response to interventions, and identifying potential adverse effects. It provides objective, quantitative data essential for evidence-based clinical decision-making.