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Could it happen that a hospital administer an acth (adrenal) test?

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Dr. David Sneid answered

Yes: Your doctor can do it in their office as well, or order it done at the hospital.

Answered 9/29/2016

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A member asked:

Low cortisol. Low acth but normal stimulation test. Could I still have secondary adrenal insufficiency?

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A member asked:

Md ordered acth stim test. I have connective tissue disease. What could be possible causes of adrenal insufficiency (besides steroids)?

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A member asked:

Normal ACTH stimulation test could I still have secondary adrenal insufficiency? I have low blood pressure and low blood sugar

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A member asked:

My cortisol + ACTH are both very low. I also have severe nausea, fatigue, and low blood pressure. My ACTH stim test showed that I do *not* have adrenal insufficiency. Could the low cortisol still be the cause of the nausea? If so, how do I raise it?

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A member asked:

After acth stimulation test confirms adrenal insufficiency does it always need to be treated and/or followed up and how often?

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