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Adrenal Cushing’s Syndrome: Pills, Medicines & Surgery Explained

When it comes to adrenal Cushing’s syndrome, only surgery can cure the disease by removing the adrenal tumor and stopping excess cortisol production. While medications may help in certain situations, they are never a substitute for surgery. In this video, Dr. Carling from the Carling Adrenal Center explains: Why adrenal surgery (mini back scope adrenalectomy) is the only curative treatment How removing the adrenal tumor reverses serious issues caused by high cortisol (weight gain, high blood pressure, diabetes, osteoporosis, and cardiovascular disease) When medications like Korlym (mifepristone) and Isturisa (osilodrostat) are used as a bridge before surgery Situations where medications may be necessary (severe diabetes, morbid obesity, frail patients not fit for anesthesia, recurrent disease, stage 4 adrenal cancer, or limited life expectancy) Why early diagnosis and expert adrenal surgery are critical to long-term health Remember: medications can stabilize patients or manage complex cases, but only surgery cures adrenal Cushing’s syndrome once and for all. 👉 Learn more at www.adrenal.com #AdrenalSurgery #CushingsSyndrome #AdrenalTumor #HighCortisol #HormonalImbalance #EndocrineSurgery #HormoneHealth #PatientEducation #MedicalEducation #adrenalhealth 00:02 Introduction to Adrenal Cushing syndrome treatment 00:38 Mini Back Scope Adrenalctomy and adrenal function 01:18 Medication uses before surgery 01:58 Medications for non-surgical cases 02:37 When to use surgery vs medication 03:18 Closing remarks and advice