Serum DHEA

Screening for adrenal androgenic insufficiency can be accomplished by a simple, inexpensive blood test. There are many published studies showing unconjucated or “free” DHEA level in serum correlates well with clinical symptoms. It is a much more sensitive indicator than DHEA Sulfate because of its relative concentration in circulating blood. Patients considered for supplementation should have a baseline test and then monitored periodically for dose adjustment.

Indications for Testing

• Autoimmune Disease
• Multiple Sclerosis
• Rheumatoid Arthritis
• Lupus Erythematosis
• Chronic Fatigue
• Hair Loss in Women
• Allergic Sensitivity
• Immune Dysfunction
• Reduced Tissue Strength and Repair

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