Contrary to Cushing's syndrome, in Addison's disease the cortex part of the adrenal gland cannot produce enough steroid hormone.
What is Addison's Disease? What are the Symptoms?
Addison's disease can be seen at any age, including infancy. The incidence is equal in men and women.
Main symptoms of the disease:
Weakness, weakness, loss of consciousnessWeight loss, decreased appetite, anemia Dark skin colorationHypotension (low blood pressure)Hypoglycemia (low blood sugar) Diarrhea, indigestion accompanied by vomiting or constipation
Addison patients can sometimes go into an acute crisis. In this crisis, which is described as an emergency, the patient has acute adrenal insufficiency, diarrhea, vomiting and loss of consciousness. The treatment of acute adrenal insufficiency is performed in the hospital, as it requires emergency medical care, including the injection of saline solutions and steroid hormones, and is a life-threatening condition. You can reach our expert team by using the contact form or by calling 444 0436.
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