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How can i normalize my blood cortisol level?

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Usually serious: You need to see a physician especially an endocrinologist to find out the cause. With the possible exception of low cortisol levels due to exogenous cortisone intake other causes of abnormal levels require specialist intervention. Don't play doctor!

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Answered 9/10/2014

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