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Patient Sensitivities

Meaning

Patient sensitivities, in a clinical context, describe the unique and sometimes exaggerated physiological reactions an individual may exhibit toward specific therapeutic agents, excipients, or even endogenous hormone fluctuations. These responses can range from mild side effects to severe adverse reactions, often necessitating significant adjustments to the treatment protocol, dosage form, or delivery method. Recognizing these individual differences is paramount for effective and safe personalized hormonal health management.