Question: Has anyone ever done a survey of Cushing’s patients regarding weight loss? Answer: Yes, in 2008, the CSRF did a survey of our members and asked some weight related questions. About 100 members responded and we gained the following information: The average weight gain was 55 lbs. Only 16% reported gaining less than 25… Continue Reading
Category Archives: Coping With Cushing’s
Recovery From Cushing’s Syndrome: Emotional Aspects
The onset of Cushing’s syndrome is often gradual and cumulative. The illness seems to unfold its harmful potential over the course of several months or years. Cushing’s syndrome, because of the effects of hypercortisolism on the central nervous system, deeply affects the psychological state and balance of a person and these effects develop insidiously. No… Continue Reading
Answers from a Psychiatrist
Question: My doctors say that I am cured from Cushing’s, but I have so many continuing problems such as fatigue and pain. My doctors feel that they have done all they can to help me. Do you have any suggestions as to how to emotionally cope with these continuing problems? Answer: In many illnesses there… Continue Reading
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