Addison’s disease

Addison’s disease

Definition of disease

Edison’s disease is an initial deficiency of the adrenal gland, which is caused by damage to the adrenal cortex. It is important to note that the damage rate is more than 90% of both times for symptoms and signs of disability.
Thus, there is a lack of secretion of crustaceans, sugary crustaceans and androgen, and according to feedback, there is a high secretion of the hormone regulating the adrenal gland.

The proportion of people infected with the disease in America is 40-60 per million people, and the proportion in the United Kingdom is 39 per million people. Adison’s disease is not related to a particular race, and the immune disease that causes the disease affects females more than males. It is worth noting that the age of the disease is usually 30-50 years, but it can begin early if accompanied by glands syndrome Multiple. One of the most prominent figures to be infected with Edison is former US President John F. Kennedy.