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Should i have my estrogen and progesterone levels tested if my cortisol was high despite fasting and taking xanax before the blood was taken?
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Irrelevant: whether you were fasting or not, or took xanax before testing cortisol level. Estrogen or progesterone levels testing needs to be directed by the treating physician according to your case, best wishes
Answered 11/23/2016
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