Primary Aldosteronism Essays

Conn’s Syndrome, which is also referred to as primary aldosteronism, is caused by excess production of aldosterone hormone in the bloodstream. Conn’s Syndrome occurs when adrenal glands, which are small triangular-shaped glands that regulate metabolism, produce too much aldosterone. Sometimes, primary aldosteronism results from harmless or noncancerous growths in one or both adrenal glands. On ... Read More