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I try to make Wikipedia better with every edit, but please let me know if I make mistakes and I'll try to correct them. For transparency, all my actions are logged here.

I live in St. Louis, Missouri, USA and I help people with hormone problems (such as hypothyroid and hypopituitarism) on health forums.

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Source of pathology CRH ACTHDHEADHEA-Scortisol aldosteronerenin NaKCauses5
hypothalamus
(tertiary)1
low low lowlow low3 lowlow lowlowtumor of the hypothalamus (adenoma), antibodies, environment, head injury
pituitary
(secondary)
high2 low lowlow low3 low lowlowlowtumor of the pituitary (adenoma), antibodies, environment, head injury,
surgical removal6, Sheehan's syndrome
adrenal glands
(primary)7
high high high highlow4low highlowhightumor of the adrenal (adenoma), stress, antibodies, environment, Addison's, injury, surgical removal
1 Automatically includes diagnosis of secondary (hypopituitarism)
2 Only if CRH production in the hypothalamus is intact
3 Value doubles or more in stimulation
4 Value less than doubles in stimulation
5 Most common, doesn't include all possible causes
6 Usually because of very large tumor (macroadenoma)
7 Includes Addison's disease


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