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depression, the time taken to diagnose CS is often long, resulting in a significant number of patients with persistent sequelae and impairments in QoL ( 6 , 9 ). Given the burden of the disease, ideal CS treatment would include early diagnosis, curative
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, prostate cancer, obesity, and depression. In conclusion, this study has discovered a small-molecule antagonist of ACTH stimulation of the human and mouse MC2R-MRAP, with high selectivity for human MC2 amongst human melanocortin receptors, and potential
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.999 Sleep apnoea, n (%) 3 (3.7) – 0.246 Depression, n (%) 3 (3.7) 6 (7.5) 0.325 History of cancer, n (%) 2 (2.4) 1 (1.3) >0.999 Candidiasis, n (%) 1 (1.2) – >0.999 Testicular adrenal rest
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Department of Medicine, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB), Barcelona, Spain
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, appearance of more body hair, snoring or sleep apnea, weight gain, skin thickening, jaw growth with toothache, high blood pressure Feeling ‘something is wrong’ Psychological: insomnia, lack of concentration, less memory, unreasonable nervousness, depression
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-workers reported dexamethasone-induced suppression of aldosterone in CAH ( 14 ). Holsboer and co-workers reported dexamethasone-induced suppression of DOC and corticosterone in female patients with endogenous depression ( 15 ). The endocrine mechanism underlying
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.26310.bd ) 23 Jenkins-Jones S Parviainen L Porter J Withe M Whitaker MJ Holden SE Morgan CL Currie CJ & Ross RJM . Poor compliance and increased mortality, depression and healthcare costs in patients with congenital adrenal
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with DEX have increased ACTH and cortisol levels, altered HPA axis activity ( 52 , 64 ) and also displayed changes in stress-related behaviour such as increased anxiety and depression, in particular in females ( 65 ). In humans, specifically, neonates
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.1186/1472-6963-12-270 ) 51 Jenkins-Jones S Parviainen L Porter J Withe M Whitaker MJ Holden SE Morgan CL Currie CJ & Ross RJM . Poor compliance and increased mortality, depression and healthcare costs in patients with congenital adrenal hyperplasia
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). Patients with PA also display an increased prevalence of metabolic syndrome and diabetes ( 6 , 7 ), osteoporotic fractures ( 8 ), and symptoms of depression with a reduced quality of life ( 9 ). When PA goes undetected, patients miss out on targeted
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associated with stress, depression, over exercise and eating disorders. Patients with undiagnosed ACTH deficiency may present with subfertility, with introduction of glucocorticoid therapy resuming an ovulatory menstrual cycle ( 96 , 97 ). Overall, the