Adrenal hyperplasia that is more serious and untreated has the potential to get worse year after year. Adrenal hyperplasia is a series of clinical symptoms caused by long-term overproduction of adrenocorticotropic hormone, and the main symptoms include full moon face, high blood pressure, acne and other symptoms. Adrenal hyperplasia if exclude malignant lesions, there is no obvious function, generally do not need special treatment, regular review can be, if adrenal hyperplasia malignant changes, more serious, this need to be treated, otherwise it will become more and more serious. Commonly used treatments include drug therapy and surgery. Drug therapy generally uses glucocorticoid replacement therapy, and surgery can remove pituitary microadenomas as well as adrenal glands, which can generally improve clinical symptoms and bring relief. If adrenal hyperplasia is diagnosed, it is recommended to consult a regular hospital in time and intervene under the guidance of a physician to avoid delaying the condition.