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Cushing's Syndrome

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  • Abnormal growths in the pituitary gland or other parts of the body
  • One or both of the adrenal glands
  • Radiation therapy " “ Radiation can kill abnormally-growing cells.
  • Medicines " “ Different medicines can stop the adrenal glands from making too much cortisol.

  • What happens after treatment? " ” Many people with Cushing's syndrome can be cured with treatment. But some people will need to take medicine every day for the rest of their lives to stay healthy. ‚  
    What if I am pregnant and have symptoms of Cushing's syndrome? " ” If you are pregnant and have symptoms of Cushing's syndrome, talk with your doctor or nurse. Pregnant women with Cushing's syndrome need treatment. The disorder can lead to problems during pregnancy. ‚  
    All topics are updated as new evidence becomes available and our peer review process is complete. ‚  
    This topic retrieved from UpToDate on: Nov 04, 2014. ‚  
    Topic 15600 Version 3.0 ‚  
    Release: 22.8 - C22.208 ‚  
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    Endocrine glands

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    Endocrine glands

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    Stretch marks caused by Cushings syndrome

    This photograph shows reddish-purple stretch marks on the belly and under the arms in a person with Cushing's syndrome.

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    Stretch marks caused by Cushing's syndrome

    This photograph shows reddish-purple stretch marks on the belly and under the arms in a person with Cushing's syndrome.

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