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What type of specialist do i need to consult who could help me find ways to keep catecholamines as low as possible when waking up?
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Strange question: I'm not sure what you are experiencing that makes you think your catecholamine levels are high when you wake up. What are your symptoms? What other medical conditions and medications do you take? An endocrinologist deals with adrenal problems, but it sounds like you need to see your primary doctor first to help decide what the problem is and who to see.
Answered 1/7/2015
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