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Re: Adrenal Hump/Dowagers Hump: look up Cushings syndrome eom

From: Candace (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue, 7 Jan 2003 18:54:01 -0600 (CST)


I just posted my story with Cushing's...I do have this hump you are referring to. I don't think it is too noticable to the "average" person but my NEW enocrinologist questioned it. My first one never said anything, nor had any DR I had seen. Did youever find any other answeres regarding this and Cushing's? I am eager to find "real" information on this.

Thanks.

CRH

At Fri, 30 Aug 2002, Lindsey wrote: >
>Hi Lydia,
>
>I am a Nursing Student who also has PCOS and just had my endocrine
>lecture.
>
>The Dowager's hump is from glucocorticoids-a steroid that is either
>produced in the body or from taking steroids like predisone). It looks
>like a hump just below the back of the neck, level with the shoulders.
>Gives the appearance of more of a prehistoric human form in a side view
>as it slopes the neck and shoulders. Any endocrine textbook would
>probably have a picture for you. Or even a nursing textbook like
>mine-under medical/surgical nursing.
>
>Hope I helped! Lindsey
>
>At Fri, 21 Apr 2000, Victoria wrote:
>>
>>At Thu, 20 Apr 2000, Lydia wrote:
>>>
>>>Adrenal Hump/ Dowagers Hump.
>>>Is anyone familiar with this term? If so, does anyone have it? Do you
>>>know where I could look at a picture of one?
>>>
>>>Thanks in adavnce for any response.
>>>
>>>Lydia




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