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Saliva Testing at Access Medical Laboratories

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SALIVA ADRENAL PANEL

 

Adrenal Profile:

  • CORTISOL X4
  • DHEA
  • 17-0H PROGESTERONE


 

Adrenal Plus Profile:

  • CORTISOL X4
  • DHEA
  • 17-0H PROGESTERONE
  • MELATONIN
  • ANDROSTENEDIONE



With Access Medical Labs Adrenal Profiles you will be able to evaluate your Cortisol , DHEAS, 17-OH Progesterone, Melatonin, and Androstenedione levels which help in determining if you have or are at risk of adrenal fatigue.

The Cortisol/DHEAS Saliva Test measures the levels of the stress hormones DHEAS and cortisol and provides an evaluation of how cortisol levels differ throughout the day.

Our saliva hormone tests can uncover biochemical imbalances that can be underlying causes of such conditions as chronic stress, adrenal fatigue, anxiety, chronic fatigue, obesity, diabetes, depression, insomnia, and many other chronic conditions.

The adrenal fatigue syndrome is a condition where your adrenal glands are fatigued. Once the adrenal glands are fatigued, your body will get lesser help from the glands. The glands will work much less effectively. One thing that glands will not do anymore is the production of cortisol. These hormones called cortisol are hormones that help your body cope with stress.

These hormones are responsible for the body's reaction to stress. It is what gives the body the options to "fight" or to take "flight", away from stress. Too much of fighting stress will result to stressed adrenal glands. Once the glands are damaged, they will stop production of cortisol and this is bad. The body will have reduced protection from infections and you will catch flu's and other respiratory diseases faster. Other consequences and side effects will also occur.



RESOURCES:

1. "Secondary Adrenal Insufficiency: Adrenal Disorders: Merck Manual Professional". http://www.merck.com/mmpe/sec12/ch153/ch153c.html.

2. "hypopituitary". 2006. http://www.webmd.com/a-to-z-guides/hypopituitary.

3. Thomas A Wilson, MD (2007). "Adrenal Insufficiency". Adrenal Gland Disorders. http://www.emedicine.com/PED/topic47.htm.


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