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Serum cortisol level 13pg/ml at 9am after barely 2 hours of sleep at night are these results normal?
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Looks fine: It is difficult to say how your getting only 2 hours of sleep would affect a 9 am cortisol but a value of 13 mcg/dl (usual units for this test) is well within the normal range of 5-20 and should reassure you and your doctor that you do not have adrenal insufficiency if that is the reason the test was ordered.
Answered 1/14/2016
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