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Will my cortisol levels be constantly raised if i'm anxious most of day and panic attacks several times a day?
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Do the drugs olanzapine, elavil, or Zoloft (sertraline) reduce cortisol ? As I have heard that anxiety and stress issues are related to raised levels.
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Have alt of 237 ast 141 alp was raised month ago but now normal and multiple panic attacks and a1c came back 7.0 could it be gallstones or stess relat?
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