Guest guest Posted December 12, 2007 Report Share Posted December 12, 2007 Does anyone know if the potassium problem recurs after adrenalectomy which showed 1.5 cm aldosterone secreting tumor. We are also waiting on the results of the aldosterone/renin. Hoping for a resolve on pressure 140/95 wih med called Atacand HCT so far blood pressure refuses to respond! Do you think Dr. Grim that the heart should be looked at with uncontrolled(basically) resistant pressure for 5 years years? My husband is 6'5 weighs 250 (which seems fairly good for height)We haven't seen a normal potassium in 4 years or so. I am really concerned about the long term effects of the resistant pressure on the heart. A few years ago we visited a cardiologist and his statement was " well with your size, you might expect to have some blockage " , we won't see him again! He also visited a kidney specialist (for the frequent urination problem) as well as a urologist (seemed like it all might be related) The initial problem for my husband was frequent visits at night (this started 5 years prior to the really resistant pressure coming on. He is 42 and I can say problems started mid 30's. He had a high high stressful job (i tease him and tell him, his personality with the stress made him grow that tumor). (introverted and quiet soul). I will post story when I get a chance. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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