Endocrine hypertension

Various endocrine diseases caused by endocrine tissue hyperplasia or tumors, due to excessive secretion of corresponding hormones such as aldosterone, catecholamines, and cortisol, lead to hemodynamic changes in the body and elevated blood pressure. This type of hypertension caused by increased endocrine hormone secretion is called endocrine hypertension, which is also a relatively common secondary hypertension. If the tumor can be resected and the cause removed, the hypertension can be cured or alleviated.