Adrenal insufficiency (Year of the Zebra)

What is Adrenal insufficiency? Adrenal insufficiency is an endocrine disorder that occurs when the adrenal glands don't produce enough of one or more of the hormones aldosterone, cortisol and testosterone.
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[@dr.swapneel6519]

Right now I was Google searching it . And you uploaded it. Thank you but please make more comprehensive video

[@binoymathew246]

Very nice. Easy to understand.

[@SamanthaVimes]

Thank you! Mine is probably secondary, which would be why, even though I'd like to feel better faster, we will probably have to figure out the pituitary/hypothalmus situation.

[@mohamedelshakmak4652]

Need a topic regarding the lung contusion and it’s classifications

[@thealpha9]

thanks alot

[@Lulema_]

So informative ! Thank you

[@osmosis]

You're welcome, Lamia! 💖

[@farahsulaiman8880]

"Elsevier Goes (Back) to Medical School" ❤️⭐️

[@jannatbijori8238]

I have primary adrenal insufficiency and i took hydrocortisone tablet everyday.

[@JMeLuNez]

Missing a lot of info. I get that it was just an overview, but i thought discussing Symptoms more comprehensively was important. Also didn't discuss the situations where a person with AI would need to updose. P.S. Some of the pictures are a little questionable, IMO, too.

[@lolwhatevenisgoingon]

Hey, just curious. Which images do you think are questionable?

[@weiguanyu7346]

You know it's the mensis ! 😂😂😂 that's crazy if it's coming from a future health professional

[@boranorabora4431]

Thankyou very much❤❤

[@osmosis]

Welcome! 🙌🏼

[@Bill.R.124]

Why not identify primary adrenal insufficiency as "Addison's disease"? since that's a common term thrown around in textbooks and elsewhere?

[@niaome]

Why i hear it ✨adrian hormone✨

[@War-cm3sr]

Nice 🎉😢❤ ...

[@witch_in_a_wheelchair3050]

Can this cause flank pain?

[@062poojasharma3]

Yes it surely can

[@witch_in_a_wheelchair3050]

@062poojasharma3 thank you!