Adrenal adenomas are usually not very serious.
Adrenal adenoma is a relatively common benign tumor, including functional and non-functional adenomas. If it is a non-functional adenoma, it does not secrete any hormones, is not serious in the resting stage, and does not require special treatment, but should be followed up regularly for observation.
However, if it is a functional adrenal adenoma, it will often secrete a large amount of glucocorticoids, and although the condition is not very serious, it will easily lead to Cushing’s syndrome, such as buffalo back, full moon face, etc. It is often necessary to cooperate with the doctor to take timely surgical treatment.
Adrenal adenomas should be consulted in a timely manner and treated after a clear diagnosis is made.