Other endocrine disorders

Hormonal diseases treated by endocrinologists

My blood pressure isn't coming down easily.
There is unexplained weight gain or loss.
Easily tired, sluggish, prone to swelling
Abnormal electrolyte or hormone levels were noted in my health checkup.

Behind these symptoms,
There might be an underlying hormonal imbalance (endocrine disorder).

Our hospital has an endocrinologist.
We conduct initial assessments, diagnostic determinations, and provide outpatient treatment and follow-up care.

What are endocrine diseases?

Diseases caused by abnormal hormone balance

Endocrine diseases are illnesses caused by an imbalance of "hormones" secreted in the body.

Hormones regulate blood pressure, blood sugar, body weight, body temperature, bones, electrolytes, menstruation, sexual function, and more.The important role of regulating the functions of the entire bodyThe company is responsible for

These hormones

• Pituitary gland (an organ located below the brain)
• thyroid gland
• Parathyroid
• Adrenal gland
• Gonads (ovaries, testes)

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Characteristics of endocrine diseases

This is a disease with many unclear symptoms.

Endocrine disorders are characterized by Vague and easily overlooked symptomsです。

For example,

• "Easily tired for some reason"
• My weight has changed little by little.
• My blood pressure is hard to lower.
• "I was told there was a slight abnormality in my physical examination."

appear as everyday changes.

Therefore, many cases are overlooked as being due to age, constitution, or stress.

On the other hand, if the cause is a hormonal imbalance,
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Endocrine diseases and hormonal abnormalities you can consult about at our hospital

Our clinic provides examinations and outpatient management for the following diseases and conditions:

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Adrenal disease

• Primary aldosteronism
• Cushing's syndrome
• Adrenal insufficiency
• Adrenal incidentaloma

It may be suspected due to high blood pressure, hypokalemia, weight gain, etc.
Hormone tests will be used for evaluation and to determine the treatment plan.

Pituitary disorders

• Hypopituitarism
• Hormone-producing adenoma
• Diabetes insipidus
• Hypophysitis

Irregular menstruation, decreased sexual function, fatigue, and increased urine output can be clues.
We will evaluate this primarily focusing on hormone tests.

Parathyroid gland and calcium metabolism abnormalities

• Hyperparathyroidism
• Hypoparathyroidism
• Hypercalcemia/Hypocalcemia

It is often found due to blood test abnormalities during a health check-up.
It can affect bones and kidneys.

Electrolyte imbalance

• Hyponatremia
• Hypokalemia, etc.

Hormonal abnormalities can also be a background factor, so identifying the cause is important.

Sex hormones and menstrual irregularities

• Irregular menstruation
• Amenorrhea
• Male menopause

Endocrine abnormalities can be involved, not just changes in weight and stress.

The role of our clinic within the medical system

Specialized tests may be necessary during the diagnostic process for endocrine disorders.

In our hospital,

• Hormone evaluation available in outpatient clinics
• Clarification of diagnostic direction
• Pharmacotherapy and follow-up

We will perform examinations during hospitalization and advanced imaging tests, and guide you to the appropriate medical institution as needed.

Please consult us if you are someone like this.

• My physical examination revealed electrolyte and hormone abnormalities.
• My high blood pressure isn't improving.
• There is an unexplained change in body weight.
• Irregular periods and changes in sexual function.
• I don't know which department to go to.

Endocrine diseases are a field where they can progress without clear symptoms.

If you have any concerning symptoms or abnormal findings on your health check-up, please don't hesitate to consult us first, even if you're unsure if it's serious enough to warrant a visit.

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Frequently Asked Questions (Q&A)

At what point should I seek medical attention?
If you have abnormal health check results, or if symptoms continue without a clear cause, please consult us.
We will also make a determination on whether to observe the situation or if further examination is necessary.

Q. Is it okay to see a doctor even if the health checkup just said there were minor abnormalities?
A. Yes, no problem.
In endocrine disorders, minor abnormalities can also be important signs.
We will evaluate whether observation alone is appropriate.

Can I consult with you if I don't know which department to go to?
Yes, it is also an outpatient clinic for people like that.
We will evaluate the possibility of endocrine disorders based on symptoms and test results, and guide you to the appropriate department if necessary.

Can I make an appointment without a referral letter?
Yes, it is possible.
Please bring your health checkup results and past blood test data with you.

Can a diagnosis be made in a single visit?
A. It depends on the disease.
Some things can be determined to some extent by blood tests, while others are evaluated while observing the progress.