Cushing's syndrome is frequently due to tumors on BOTH adrenal glands. Here's what to do.

[@BellabooItaly22]

Thank you .... Even a pheochromocytoma ❓❓

[@isisalonzo2520]

Dr. Carling, I am a 32 year old female, I found out I had bilateral Pheochromocytoma when I was 25 years old, I was suffering with symptoms since I was 21, I had a left adrenalectomy in 2017, and my right pheo was not bothering me for 6 years my norepinephrine where hight but not as high, now my levels are getting higher, but I am afraid to have my other gland removed, how do i know if I qualify for a partial adrenalectomy ? Thank you hope you answer me 😔

[@carlingadrenalcenter]

Thanks for your question. For an accurate assessment, please fill out the new patient form at this link and Dr. Carling will contact you to discuss the details of your case: www.adrenal.com/surgery

[@monahanalla5160]

Hi Dr. Carling
I'm a 58 years old, had right Adrenalectomy in 1997, due to Cushing syndrome, for the last about 10 years I have 2 adenomas on the left side. Also 4 years ago I had a parathyroidectomy due to parathyroid tumor, my question is do you advice that I do another adrenalectomy?. I think the adenomas are big to scope

[@carlingadrenalcenter]

Thanks for your question. We perform the mini back scope adrenalectomy on large adenomas every day! To get an accurate assessment, please fill out the new patient form at this link and Dr. Carling with contact you to discuss the details of your case: www.adrenal.com/surgery

[@princessadora]

is it normal for pituitary cushings to make your adrenals feel disabled/buggared? i feel i'm probably pituitary but my acth is low so i am wondering if it's both? (symptoms after head injury is why i feel pit)