Is that a Medichecks test? Do they do a graphic so you can see if you follow the normal curve or do they just give the numbers?
Cortisol should be highest in the morning and lower during the day with lowest value at bedtime.
Your waking sample is low, midday sample is below mid-range, 4pm sample over range and bedtime - well who knows because they don't actually give a number so it's impossible to say if it's low enough or three quarters through it's range (I find that really strange).
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I agree with the doctor's comments about the high result from the 4pm sample is probably stress related, we have to try and identify the stress and remove it.
I don't know whether DHEA tested months before cortisol is any good.
I don't rate Medichecks for adrenal tests (but use them for other tests no problem), nor any company that doesn't test DHEA at the same time. They're both important.
Well, only you can answer that really. Stress comes in many forms, as your results show a form of stress in your 4pm results you'll have to think what happens between midday and 4pm that might cause it.
I wasn't really doing anything that day was just visiting a few shops. All's I know is that around 12.20 I went very very tired and could have easily sat down and slept
I did the Medichecks saliva test a few weeks ago - all times were very low but the early one was practically non existent. I had a short synactin test last Thursday which showed I am producing no Cortisol whatsoever. So, for me, the Medichecks Test was extremely helpful. Clemmie
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