Adrenal cortex hyperplasia serious?

Adrenocortical hyperplasia, also known as adrenogenital syndrome, is more common in female infants and can be inherited, mainly manifested as inflammation and tumors, such as female virilization, male precocious puberty, and accompanied by complications such as low blood sodium and hypertension. Its cause is mainly pregnant women during pregnancy, excessive gonadal hormones in the body, adrenal dysfunction and other reasons, leading to adrenal hypofunction. Adrenocortical hyperplasia is an irreversible disease, so the symptoms are relatively serious, to be treated in time, mainly lifelong hormone treatment, at the same time to strengthen the treatment of low blood sodium, hypertension and other complications, to prevent staying up late.