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Can behavior problems such as irritability growling or territoriality be a symptom in dogs with Addison's Disease?
Addison's Disease causes a number of health problems and resulting symptoms. Although the neurological functioning is not attributed directly to Addison's Disease, a dog that is feeling poorly is often grumpy, just as humans are. Any changes in a dog's behavior should be discussed with a veterinarian, as it could be an symptom of any number of diseases.
What are some of john f Kennedy's problems?
He had a bad back and Addison's disease, also the medication for his Addison's disease made him look tan which in those days people thought that when you were tan you were healthy he was far from it.
What treatment is there to Addison's disease?
Addison's Disease is a very serious disease that is also known as hypoadrenocorticism.
Is the Addison's disease contagious?
No, it's not contagious. Addison's disease is a glandular illness. Someone with Addison's can't mess up someone else's glands. That would be horrifying.
How can the addison's disease be prevented?
Since addison's disease has no direct cause, it cannot be prevented.
What president had addison's disease?
President Kennedy had Addison's disease. We did not find this out until after his death.
Which endocrine gland is involved in addison disease?
Adrenal glands are involved in addison's disease.
Does Addison's disease cause Hyperkalemia?
Hyperkalemia can also be caused by a disease of the adrenal gland called Addison's disease.
What are some holistic remedies for canine addison's disease?
There are no holistic remedies for Addison's disease. Addison's disease is a lack of hormones (glucocorticoids and mineralcorticoids). There are no holistic or natural cures that can replace these hormones. The only treatment approved by the FDA for canine Addison's is injectable DOCP.Source: Stephanie Kenrose, Addison's Disease in Dogs, 2009 ISBN 1449513077
What disease occurs when adrenal glands do not produce enough cortisol or aldosterone?
The disease is called as 'Addison's disease'. In developing countries, you get this disease very commonly, as a result of injudicious use of corticosteroids by quacks, leading to suppression of hypothalamo-pituitory-adrenal axis.
Can addison's disease cause food allergys and bad gallbladder?
I am only familiar with Addison's disease in dogs. To the best of my knowledge it does not cause food allergies or a bad gall bladder. If a person/animal has not been diagnosed with Addison's Disease yet, some of the symptoms might mimic food allergies and gall bladder problems. The best thing to do is to contact you physician.
What is the effects of Addison's disease?
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