adrenal test results from 2 years ago, help pls on the interpretation

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My tests show the following

(I am going to have a new tests done but want to be prepared to ask

for the right darn meds or prescription)

ADRENAL TESTS

reading normal ref

values

7-8:00 am 8 13-24 DEPRESSED

11:00-noon 6 5-10 says normal but is at end

4:00-5:00 pm 4 3-8 says normal but is at low end

11:00-midnight 2 1-4 says normal but is at low end

total 20 23-42

Remarks say that depressed morning cortisol is suggestive of HPA

(Hypotheaamic-Pituary Adrenal performance.

So does andy's book suggest corticsol and hydrocortisone for this

SEcond part of test show Low Total SIgA (less than 6) and depressed

Remarks say:

that this problem is mediated by increase cortisol and or

catecholamine

Is this what andy says to use ?

Both doctors that i had been to gave me isocort which i think did

diddly -squat and I think it was on this forum said that was

not helpful for this problem

Thanks

[Guest guest]

>

> My tests show the following

> (I am going to have a new tests done but want to be prepared to ask

> for the right darn meds or prescription)

>

> ADRENAL TESTS

> reading normal ref

> values

> 7-8:00 am 8 13-24 DEPRESSED

> 11:00-noon 6 5-10 says normal but is at end

> 4:00-5:00 pm 4 3-8 says normal but is at low end

> 11:00-midnight 2 1-4 says normal but is at low end

> total 20 23-42

>

> Remarks say that depressed morning cortisol is suggestive of HPA

> (Hypotheaamic-Pituary Adrenal performance.

Pregnenolone is worth a try. It is a precursor to cortisol and

is easy to get some (online or HFS) and try it.

> So does andy's book suggest corticsol and hydrocortisone for this

>

>

>

> SEcond part of test show Low Total SIgA (less than 6) and depressed

>

> Remarks say:

> that this problem is mediated by increase cortisol and or

> catecholamine

Andy recommends vitamin A for low SIgA.

> Is this what andy says to use ?

>

> Both doctors that i had been to gave me isocort which i think did

> diddly -squat and I think it was on this forum said that was

> not helpful for this problem

Some people report Isocort is helpful for them. If it didn't work

for you, then I would try to get some HC, but until then consider

the pregnenolone. DHEA can give some additional help. I used

herbs (ashwagandha and others) and found them very helpful when

my numbers were lower than yours.

Personally I am pretty sensitive to hormones and I would say start

with small amounts, but this is just my experience and not everyone

has trouble.

--

> Thanks

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

>

> My tests show the following

> (I am going to have a new tests done but want to be prepared to ask

> for the right darn meds or prescription)

>

> ADRENAL TESTS

> reading normal ref

> values

> 7-8:00 am 8 13-24 DEPRESSED

> 11:00-noon 6 5-10 says normal but is at end

> 4:00-5:00 pm 4 3-8 says normal but is at low end

> 11:00-midnight 2 1-4 says normal but is at low end

> total 20 23-42

>

> Remarks say that depressed morning cortisol is suggestive of HPA

> (Hypotheaamic-Pituary Adrenal performance.

Pregnenolone is worth a try. It is a precursor to cortisol and

is easy to get some (online or HFS) and try it.

> So does andy's book suggest corticsol and hydrocortisone for this

>

>

>

> SEcond part of test show Low Total SIgA (less than 6) and depressed

>

> Remarks say:

> that this problem is mediated by increase cortisol and or

> catecholamine

Andy recommends vitamin A for low SIgA.

> Is this what andy says to use ?

>

> Both doctors that i had been to gave me isocort which i think did

> diddly -squat and I think it was on this forum said that was

> not helpful for this problem

Some people report Isocort is helpful for them. If it didn't work

for you, then I would try to get some HC, but until then consider

the pregnenolone. DHEA can give some additional help. I used

herbs (ashwagandha and others) and found them very helpful when

my numbers were lower than yours.

Personally I am pretty sensitive to hormones and I would say start

with small amounts, but this is just my experience and not everyone

has trouble.

--

> Thanks

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

>

> My tests show the following

> (I am going to have a new tests done but want to be prepared to ask

> for the right darn meds or prescription)

>

> ADRENAL TESTS

> reading normal ref

> values

> 7-8:00 am 8 13-24 DEPRESSED

> 11:00-noon 6 5-10 says normal but is at end

> 4:00-5:00 pm 4 3-8 says normal but is at low end

> 11:00-midnight 2 1-4 says normal but is at low end

> total 20 23-42

>

> Remarks say that depressed morning cortisol is suggestive of HPA

> (Hypotheaamic-Pituary Adrenal performance.

Pregnenolone is worth a try. It is a precursor to cortisol and

is easy to get some (online or HFS) and try it.

> So does andy's book suggest corticsol and hydrocortisone for this

>

>

>

> SEcond part of test show Low Total SIgA (less than 6) and depressed

>

> Remarks say:

> that this problem is mediated by increase cortisol and or

> catecholamine

Andy recommends vitamin A for low SIgA.

> Is this what andy says to use ?

>

> Both doctors that i had been to gave me isocort which i think did

> diddly -squat and I think it was on this forum said that was

> not helpful for this problem

Some people report Isocort is helpful for them. If it didn't work

for you, then I would try to get some HC, but until then consider

the pregnenolone. DHEA can give some additional help. I used

herbs (ashwagandha and others) and found them very helpful when

my numbers were lower than yours.

Personally I am pretty sensitive to hormones and I would say start

with small amounts, but this is just my experience and not everyone

has trouble.

--

> Thanks

>

>

>