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Can high pm cortisol point to a problem with adrenal glands?
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Not at all: since the hormone is being put out. Could in theory could be a growth from the adrenal gland putting out extra hormones. We'd have to see the values the lab normally gets to know if this is even abnormal.
Answered 5/7/2015
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