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Patient Response Variability

Meaning

Patient Response Variability is the well-documented clinical phenomenon describing the diverse, heterogeneous, and often unpredictable physiological or therapeutic outcomes that different individuals exhibit when exposed to the identical medical intervention or hormonal regimen. This variability means that a standard dose may be highly effective for one patient, ineffective for another, and cause adverse effects in a third. Recognizing and accounting for this is a foundational principle of personalized medicine. It necessitates a continuous process of dose titration and clinical observation.