Evaluates AM Cortisol, DHEA-S, and stress/burnout symptom scoring to detect HPA axis dysfunction, adrenal insufficiency, Cushing syndrome indicators, and burnout syndrome.
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๐ Result Interpretation
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๐ Normal Ranges
AM Cortisol (8am): 6โ23 mcg/dL | DHEA-S: M 100โ500 / F 60โ340 ยตg/dL | PM Cortisol: 2โ11 mcg/dL
๐ก What This Means
Cortisol is the primary stress hormone. Low AM cortisol may indicate adrenal insufficiency. High cortisol suggests Cushing syndrome. DHEA-S declines with age and chronic stress.
โ ๏ธ When to See a Doctor
Seek evaluation for AM Cortisol < 3 mcg/dL (possible Addison disease) or consistently > 25 mcg/dL (possible Cushing syndrome). These require further confirmatory testing.