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A member asked:
Primary physician has ordered an am cortisol blood test. could the medications androgel or guanfacine have any effect on the test results?
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Not really: This is a screen. I'm glad your physician is beginning a well-informed workup. Adrenal disease gets overlooked too often.
Answered 7/1/2015
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