adrenal results

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I got my results back today. Is this a good? the comments at the

bottom said Salivary hormonone output normal hormone output, normal

circadian rhythm.

overall profile

indicates normal output

8.00am

salivary cortisol

23

salivary DHEA sulpahate

20.1

12 noon

10.0 salivary cortisol

12.4 Salivary DHEA sulphate

4.00pm

5.4 salivary cortisol

7.8 Salivary DHEA

midnight

1.9 salivary cortisol

7.4 salivary DHEA

I have just been on armour for 12 days now and getting on fine. Do

you think I need any additional adrenal support.Its such a relief to

hear the words normal.

Any feed back will be most appreciated.

luv paula

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> Hi a

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> We need the reference range for each of those times as we cannot

tell anything without them.

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> Luv - Sheila

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> I got my results back today. Is this really a good news? the

comments at the

> bottom said Salivary hormonone output normal hormone output,

normal

> circadian rhythm.

> overall profile

> indicates normal output

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> 8.00am

> salivary cortisol

> 23 range 12.0 33.0

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> salivary DHEA sulpahate

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> 20.1 range 8.0 to 24.0

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> 12 noon

> 10.0 salivary cortisol range 10.0 to 28.0>

> 12.4 Salivary DHEA sulphate range 5.0 to 10.8

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> 4.00pm

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> 5.4 salivary cortisol range 6.0 to 11.8

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> 7.8 Salivary DHEA range 3.5 to 7.5

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> midnight

> 1.9 salivary cortisol range 1.0 to 5.0

> 7.4 salivary DHEA range 2.0 to 5.0

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[Guest guest]

Thanks for the reference ranges, and yes, I agree that boty your cortisol and DHEA appear to be absolutely fine, so you could cut right down on your NAE and gradually wean yourself off them.

I am so pleased you are doing so well on Armour and feeling so much better. Keep up the good work and keep us informed of how you get on when you raise your dose again.

luv - Sheila

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It does say what they use on mine: nmol/L

Normal range 21-41 nmol/L ?

chris

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The reference range for the individual times of the cortisol and

DHEA are not placed next to the results they give, but they are there if you

look at another part of the page the results are on. The test is to test how

your adrenals are functioning under stress - that is why it is called the

adrenal stress index.

Luv - Sheila

Thanks. Reading through those now. I just read

elsewhere Dr Peatfield says to run the test on a routine stress conditions, so

that sounds about right.

Does anyone know what measurements Genova's adrenal test uses? I don't think it

says so on the results.