Diagnosis of acute adrenal insufficiency is often difficult due to nonspecific clinical symptoms. This is one of the causes of death, the disease is often missed with the diagnosis of cardiovascular collapse of unknown cause.

With widespread and uncontrolled use, products containing corticosteroids are easily purchased and used by patients. Over time, patients will suffer from adrenal insufficiency due to corticosteroid use. This is a complication that makes them unable to stop taking the drug or sometimes experience acute adrenal insufficiency, causing cardiovascular collapse and endangering their lives.

The adrenal gland is an endocrine organ, involved in the energy metabolism of cells in the body. In addition, the hormones of the gland also partially support the stabilization of blood pressure, maintain homeostasis and help the body cope with stress. When suffering from chronic adrenal insufficiency, the body cannot avoid certain complications, affecting daily activities.

Acute adrenal insufficiency is one of the emergency diseases of endocrinology. The disease progresses rapidly and is sometimes life-threatening if not treated promptly. Recognizing the signs of the disease and early intervention is very important, especially in subjects who have been identified as having chronic adrenal insufficiency.

Addison's disease (adrenal insufficiency) is a disorder of hormones secreted by the adrenal glands, mainly cortisol and aldosterone. The disease can lead to Addisonian crisis, leading to shock, which is life-threatening. Therefore, people with Addison's disease need to go to the hospital to check and adjust the appropriate hormone levels.

Chronic adrenal insufficiency is a condition of decreased glucocorticoid or mineralocorticoid hormones or both, caused by many factors. The disease occurs slowly over a long period of time before symptoms appear.