cortisol levels

How Can Cortisol Levels Be Measured?

Cortisol levels can be measured through blood, urine, or saliva tests. Saliva tests are often preferred for measuring cortisol because they are non-invasive and can provide information about the diurnal pattern of cortisol secretion.

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