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Cushing's Disease Oversecretion Cortical Hormones Effects Excess Protein

Cushing's disease is caused by oversecretion of cortical hormones, leading to excess protein breakdown and weakness of muscles and bones.

La enfermedad de Cushing es una hipersecreción de hormonas corticales que provoca un exceso de descomposición de proteínas y debilidad en músculos y huesos.

Front Cushing's disease
Back Cause:
oversecretion of cortical hormones

Effects:
• Excess protein breakdown
• Weakness of muscles & bones.

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