Why is this test important?
- Determines if chronic stress has impaired adrenal function.
- Explains the causes of morning lethargy or nighttime insomnia.
- Measures the balance between the catabolic hormone (Cortisol) and anabolic hormone (DHEA-S).
Adrenal Function & Stress Profile | Lahalak Platform
Comprehensive laboratory evaluation of psychological and physical stress impact on cortisol levels, to restore hormonal balance and vital body energy.
Scientific name: Adrenal Function and Stress Hormones Profile
This profile is an advanced diagnostic tool in preventive medicine, focusing on the adrenal gland's response to stress. It involves measuring cortisol levels at two distinct times (morning and evening) to monitor the hormone's diurnal rhythm, alongside DHEA-S levels. This assessment helps detect adrenal fatigue, stress-related sleep disorders, and...
Service type
Laboratory test (Blood)
Duration
10-15 minutes
Fasting
Early morning preferred
Included Services
- Morning Cortisol blood draw (8-9 AM)
- Evening Cortisol blood draw (4-5 PM)
- DHEA-S hormone measurement
- Detailed medical results report
Medical Service Information
Target Audience
- Individuals facing constant work-related pressure.
- Those suffering from Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS).
- Athletes suspected of overtraining syndrome.
- Individuals with unexplained weight fluctuations.
How to Prepare
- Fast for 8-10 hours (water allowed) before the morning sample.
- Relax and avoid emotional stress immediately before the blood draw.
- Perform the test on a typical workday to reflect realistic stress levels.
Conditions & Notices
- Avoid strenuous exercise 24 hours before the test
- Strict adherence to draw times is required for accuracy
- Inform the doctor of any cortisone medications being taken
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