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Are you eating at cantine and/or using nutrients or max potion to increase health even further? Same as above, you should always do that.
Are you upgrading your armor's defense using armor spheres?
What weapon are you using? Ranged weapons receive more damage from physical attacks and less from elemental, and vice-versa for melee.
Upgrade your armor as high as it goes, get the 50hp from food, use health boost 3, and one-shots should be borderline impossible.
Take some time and really look at your build
Edit: When I say DEF decos I mean ice res
so you get help from bored maxed out players instead of other beginners, who are in the same situation like you and try desperately to climb that skillwall.
Stay at the side of the head and only thing that can hit you is the tail which is easy to dodge.
I'd say skip on upgrading progression armor because you will need sh*t ton of armor sphere to max out rarity 12 armor. Just slot in 3 health boost and you probably won't get 1 hko'ed anymore.
You can also consider using the Divine Blessing skill, but that is RNG (even if it is very generous), and not reliable.
Also make using Max Potions a habit (and carry around materials to craft more if you need more than 2/use the Free Meal skill). Late game MR monsters will rarely give you enough breathing room to top off using just Mega Potions, and they can easily chunk you for 60-80% health.
Experiment. Maybe Evade Window isn't really doing it for you in one fight while Evade Extend works perfectly. Once you're more familiar with a monster you'll probably find the need for the extra skills diminishes.
Staying alive longer helps you also learn the monster better.