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Can high cortisol levels cause hypoglycemia?
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No: Hi. Unless measured during a period of appropriate stress, high cortisol (i.e., inappropriately high) is Cushing's syndrome. High cortisol does NOT cause hypoglycemia.
Answered 12/8/2014
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