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Cushings syndrome is a disorder caused when exposure for a long time to cortisol hormone. It is also known as the stress hormone because it responds our body to stress. The condition is also known as hypercortisolism, which is seen in women than in the men.
The symptoms of the Cushings syndrome are muscle weakness, bone loss; slow heal of skin injuries, headache. These symptoms are different in different gender such as irregular mensuration seen in the women, whereas decreased infertility in the men, children’s with this syndrome will have the abnormal in the growth. This syndrome is difficult to diagnose because other conditions may share the same symptoms and signs these can be diagnose by conducting the saliva, blood or urine tests. Treatment of the cushing syndrome may return the cortisol production normal in the body. Earlier treatments are best to get fast recovery.
Edelweiss publications maintaining the Journal of Obesity and Diabeteswhich accepts all the original manuscripts related to cushings syndrome. It maintains high standards of scientific excellence and its editorial board ensures a rapid peer review process.
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