Central obesity, "moon face," a fatty hump between the shoulders, purple stretch marks, and hypertension.

Can also arise from pituitary adenomas ( Cushing’s Disease ), adrenal tumors, or ectopic ACTH-secreting neoplasms.

Most commonly caused by long-term, high-dose use of cortisol-like glucocorticoids (iatrogenic/exogenous).

Early detection is vital to prevent cardiovascular disease and infections. Treatment ranges from tapering medications to surgical intervention. Downloadable PDF Resources

Consensus on Diagnosis and Management of Cushing’s Disease

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