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Does the patient have any symptoms to suggest glucocorticoid, thyroxine or sex hormone deficiency?

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Does the patient have any symptoms to suggest glucocorticoid, thyroxine or sex hormone deficiency?

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Estrogen replacement therapy of any preparation will lead to elevations in cortisol binding globulin and so effect serum cortisol results. Inhaled and topical steroids also affect the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis, and steroids may occasionally be found in preparations thought by the patient to be ‘natural’ or ‘herbal’.

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