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Old 08-17-2014, 03:00 PM #1
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Default Hormones tested anyone?
Just wondered if anyone here had their hormones tested? I'm beginning to think mine aren't right and my cortisol levels are too high or serotonin too low - or both! My eyes feel sore in the evening but I don't get sleepy or yawn at all, just feel fatigued out when I go to bed. Then have a hard time getting off to sleep, toss and turn. It's not like I feel anxious any more. So, what symptoms did people have if they tested for abnormal hormones?
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