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Adrenal Tumors and High Blood Pressure | Dr. Carling Explains Hidden Causes

Not all high blood pressure is “just hypertension.” In fact, up to 20% of cases may be caused by an adrenal tumor. These tumors—such as those linked to primary aldosteronism (Conn’s syndrome), pheochromocytoma, or Cushing’s syndrome—can drive dangerously high blood pressure and increase risks of heart attack, stroke, atrial fibrillation, diabetes, and even early death. In this video, Dr. Carling from the Carling Adrenal Center explains: Why every patient with high blood pressure should be screened for an adrenal tumor The key hormone tests needed to detect primary aldosteronism, pheochromocytoma, and Cushing’s syndrome When an Adrenal Protocol CT scan is needed to confirm diagnosis Why surgery to remove the tumor is the only curative treatment—rather than long-term “band-aid” blood pressure medications If you or someone you love has high blood pressure that isn’t responding to treatment, it’s important to rule out an adrenal tumor. Getting to the root cause could save your life. 👉 Learn more at www.adrenal.com #AdrenalSurgery #AdrenalTumor #HighBloodPressure #Hypertension #PrimaryAldosteronism #CushingsSyndrome #Pheochromocytoma #EndocrineSurgery #HormoneHealth #PatientEducation #MedicalEducation #HealthAwareness #adrenalhealth 00:00 Introduction to adrenal tumors and hypertension 00:36 Importance of screening for adrenal tumors 01:11 Hormone overproduction and health risks 01:45 Screening tests for adrenal tumors 03:02 Avoid masking symptoms with medication 03:37 Surgery as a curative treatment for tumors