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- Corticosteroids are essential molecules in our body that regulate body functions such as blood pressure and energy production. Too little of these molecules will obviously lead to negative consequences, but what are they and why do they occur? Join me in this episode of Medicurio where we will discuss Addison's Disease.
Cool websites to check out on Addison's disease:
The Canadian Addison Society: www.addisonsociety.ca/
National Adrenal Diseases Foundation: www.nadf.us/
Note: This video mainly talks about primary hypocortisolism, which is a direct decrease in cortisol. Another cause of Addison's disease is secondary hypocortisolism, which is due to a dysfunctional anterior pituitary that does not produce enough ACTH. With less ACTH, the adrenal glands are not stimulated to produce cortisol. The same symptoms will occur except for hyperpigmentation. Treatment for secondary hypocortisolism is the same as primary hypocortisolism - replenish the corticosteroids. - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
Thank you so much for this video! I was diagnosed with Addison’s disease less than a month ago and this will be helpful to share with people who don’t know a lot about it!
Best explanation on Addison's disease I've come across by far. Excellent work, sir!!!!
It's scary that sooo many people simply don't know about this condition including myself only recently did I learn of such a condition.
they dont want to know. it gets in the way. steroids of any kind is life threat
I just had a test on this, I wish I Would've found it earlier! I love this channel already!
You are the best yt channel for learning sciences. Good job! Also your intro is fire
This YT deserves more subscribers. Thank you so much for providing this space, I appreciate the simplistic visuals and the ability to make it easier to understand each process at the right pace. From your future Nursing student 💗
Excellent! Best clip regarding this subject!
this was essentially the perfect video--thanks!!
I thank God for the NHS service in Britain,I have addisons and pituitary tumour, my team are amazing.A lot of people here sound very scared,and yes it is scary,but if we learn as much as we can about it,the stronger we and those around us are.I believe knowledge is strength, I felt a bit hypochondriac at first,really concerned about what people thought,but now I dont give a bloody damn.Without boring the arse off people,I am evangelical about it.If u dont want to know,dont bloody ask me why I have so many bracelets,on.I have Addisons,A pituitary adenoma,(tumour on pituitary),diabetes,kidney disease, fibromyalgia,and osteoporosis, I am 66yrs old,I am a carer for my 90yrold parents, look after 2 boisterous grandchildren,sing in a choir,and next year celebrate 30 years as a fitness teacher.Just an ordinary woman, with extraordinary health challenges.I am determined not to be defined by these challenges,I want to live to see my great grandchildren ,so I kick ass every day,including my own.Be brave,be strong,we all get scared,there are arms here to catch you, if you feel you are falling,here for you all ,should you need it,love and strength, Teresa Thompson xxxx
Damn i only have addison's disease and i find it hard to deal sometimes. I cant imagine how strong u have to be to deal with all that.
the NHS is horrendous
The pokemon battle reference was epic!! Took me back a few years. Great presentation
FYI: This is a reupload, I have made an edit with the aldosterone mechanism.
How are you making these? these are amazing and i have been searching for more of your videos for about 15 minutes.... thank you so much for doing this
I'm glad you like them! I make the animations with Microsoft Powerpoint, then record and edit the video using Camtasia Studio 9.
Medicurio k
Can anyone please explain the mechanism of hyperkalemia in Addison’s?
This vid is literally helpful for korean student preparing school presentation so grateful for great vid 🤗🤗
You are the boss of medical videos . at first i wanted to know more about corticosteroid now i know what is corticosteroid plus the pathogenesis of Addison disease ..... Thanks man
Love it, good work
perfect video.......really very helpful,, thanks
Thank you 👍💝 great explain.
Medicurio , thank you for this video. Can you please upload more?
Thank you so much 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
thank you soo much for helping us out to understand this deseas i believe i have this and most doctors dont understand or talk about it . i have all these symptoms which kind of doctors deals with addison's disease or is there any lab test i can do to to check if i have this disease or may be i have adrenaline fatigue which ever it is i need to find out what is wrong with me.
thanks
So informative ❤️
Do more videos please
Thanks a lot. I already suscribed to your channel.
Thank u for conceptional vedio 🥰🤩😍
Very good🌸🌸
A previous dog I adopted had this disease it was triggered due to the animal shelter over vaccinating him causing auto immune disease which damaged his adrenal glands and he got very sick and the shelter and vets refused to help him in time as the valued money and profiteering more than animal lives and he suffered and died.
istg this video is so well made... thank you good work
frankly speaking I have Addisons. And its a tough game.
Peace.
Ditto!
Execellent
Love the Pokémon battle reference! I think cortisol was released in my body as soon as I heard the music lol
Hello my nephew have this disease now his age is 5 years 4 months but Dr are saying that his bone age is 12 years age what should we do some one guide is plz we are living in pakistan backward area
Hi. Ive taken asmanex hfa (mometasone furoate, 200 mcg per actuation) for 3 days, and quit because of side effects. Its been a week now since i quit and i still having dizziness, anxiety, depression. I dont know if its cycled off yet or just its withdrawing effects. What would you suggest? Thanks
I am not familiar with this drug so I am hesitant to give you any recommendations other than to speak with your doctor about your side effects and discomfort. If you are using this to prevent asthma attacks, please talk to your doctor immediately about possible alternatives because the longer you stay off the drug, the higher the risk you may have of developing an asthma attack.
Medicurio , i dont have an astma, i had lung inflammation and i was prescriped this inhaler, was just wondering when it cycles off
Sorry, I'm not sure when your medication will cycle off. Once again, my best suggestion is to contact your doctor as soon as possible about your symptoms and discuss possible causes and alternative drugs, since I am concerned in case your lung inflammation worsens.
am I the only one that laughed when a homan was in fight with a bear? 1:51
🙌🙌🙌 Awesome
The IVC and the aorta are flipped!
Bessttt vedio..
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I'm really worried because my doctor said I might have Addison's disease because I'm not producing enough hormones and my adrenal gland are not functioning at all based off of blood tests I'm only 13 years old and I am loosing my minddd
Oh you poor darling,if you get the right treatment you can lead a normal life,you just need the people around you to educate themselves as much as they can,get yourself a good endocrinologist, and stay positive,good luck .
@@teresathompson1114 thanks so much for your encouragement it helps alot❤️
@@violetsforroses888 it's a pleasure,I was diagnosed in 2015,I also have a growth on my pituitary, fibromyalgia,osteoporosis, chronic kidney disease, and diabetes.I am 66years old. Next year I celebrate 30 years as a fitness teacher,I am my elderly parents carer ,I am in a choir,I look after 2 energetic grand children ,so with the best doctor around,I manage to stay positive. If you or parents need any advice, I am here.Do make sure your parents are ok with u speaking to me,strength and love Teresa xx
Hey, I have Addison's for a year now and I'm 28. The scary part of Addison's disease is living while undiagnosed and untreated. I have been just fine since diagnosis and treatment. You will be just fine too.
Holly Daugherty thank you 😊
Any Cure of this disease Or Any Operation To remove it Completely please please answer me. Is there any operation To remove it completly Or any Medicine To Remove This Disease 🙁🙁🙁🙁🙁😓😓☹☹
Unfortunately, there is no cure yet to remove the disease completely, but there are definitely medications that allow people with this disease to live relatively normal lives. Oral corticosteroids such as cortisone and hydrocortisone are usually the go-to treatment method. Perhaps one day we will be able to transplant or regrow adrenal glands?
God knows
You're described adrenal failure not an adisonian crisis. A crisis is not as severe as adrenal failure.
Thank you very much, l have yellow hands and feet and tounge and im very skinny, maybe it's Addison's.
No doctors ever help me, they useless 😪, they just check my eyes if they yellow but they are not so they stopped to care about that.
Our President Kennedy had Addionson Disease. He was given a shot every morning.
Lol, old pokemon song