Excessive adrenaline secretion can be caused by physiological reasons, such as stress, and generally does not require treatment. If the adrenaline secretion is pathological, the first thing to look at is whether there is adenoma-like cell tumor in the adrenal gland, which can cause excessive adrenaline secretion, and generally need to do MRI or CT to clarify whether there is adenoma in the adrenal gland. If there is, surgery can be done to remove it. Generally, after surgery, the symptoms of adrenaline increase will be improved. If it has been long enough to cause hypertension, it may cause complications if it does not improve after surgery, and further treatment is needed. If your blood pressure is still high, you may need antihypertensive medication. You must pay attention to more rest and avoid infection, avoid excitement, and try to regulate your emotions.