How is left adrenal adenoma caused?

Left adrenal adenoma, this is a relatively benign lesion. Histological origin is the adrenal gland itself tissue, according to whether the secretion of adrenal hormones, divided into non-functional and functional two. Non-functional adenoma, generally do not secrete hormones, basically no symptoms, unless it grows very large, there will be mild waist soreness, so most of it is found through physical examination, as long as it is surgically removed. Functional adenomas secrete various types of adrenals, including glucocorticoids, mineralocorticoids, medulla hormones, and adrenal sex hormones. They can cause patients to exhibit a range of symptoms, such as hypertension, diabetes, full moon face, buffalo back, concentric obesity, general weakness, paroxysmal increases in blood pressure, palpitations, chest tightness, and sweating. Of course, these symptoms are not all present, but only some. The treatment of this tumor requires appropriate drug and hormone adjustments before surgery, and surgery can be performed only after adequate preparation.