Adrenal Panel
The adrenal panel evaluates the adrenal hormones - cortisol and aldosterone. It's used when hormone excess or deficiency is suspected, and for fatigue, blood-pressure issues and sodium/potassium imbalance.
Also known as: Adrenal Function · Cortisol Test · Adrenal Profile
Preparation: Best drawn in the morning; timing affects the result.
Cortisol depends strongly on the time of day (peaking in the morning), and aldosterone regulates sodium, potassium and blood pressure. Interpretation needs the draw time and clinical context.
Below are the markers in this panel; tap any to read about it.
Markers in this panel
Frequently asked questions
Why does cortisol timing matter?
Cortisol is highest in the morning and falls toward evening, so it's drawn at a set time (usually morning). Follow your doctor's guidance.
Why is aldosterone tested?
It regulates sodium, potassium and blood pressure; it's checked in hypertension and potassium disorders. Read it with your doctor.
How do I understand my results?
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