Aldosterone

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Onset of Aldosterone Deficiency

Determining the Onset of Aldosterone Deficiency
Onset	Childhood	Adulthood
Physical Signs	Children with aldosterone deficiency often have other deficiencies in cholesterol containing hormones (steroids) such as cortisol deficiencies, global steroid hormone deficiency manifesting with signs such as : Thin face, trunk and limbs A certain degree of physical sexual immaturity	Fuller face Fuller body Normal sexual development
Complaints	Complaints of aldosterone deficiency during childhood: exaggerated thirst , need to quickly runt to the bathroom after drinking, dizziness, absent mindedness, distraction at school, low blood pressure	No such complaints in childhood

Complaints of Aldosterone Deficiency

When	Complaints of Aldosterone Deficiency
Standing up or sitting	Behavior	Tendency to lie down Tendency to move all the time when standing up to increase blood pressure
	Concentration	Drowsiness, zombie-like feeling Easily distracted, absent-minded; daydreaming Difficulty focusing on tasks Feels better in head when lying flat on a bed or moving all the time
	Vision	Troubled vision with difficulties in focusing on objects and tasks when standing up
	Hearing	Reduced hearing, age-related hearing loss
	Food	Salt and salty food cravings Thirsty often. Strong tendency to drink a lot of water and other liquids
	Urine	Polyuria especially during the day

Physical signs of Aldosterone Deficiency

Cause	Physical Signs of Aldosterone Deficiency
Low blood pressure ( arterial hypotension)	Face	Pale face
	Expression	A drowsy, absent- minded look
	Blood Pressure	Low blood pressure ( arterial Hypotension): Below 110/60 mm Hg Orthostatic hypotension: check for it by taking the blood pressure while lying down and immediately after standing up. A difference of more than 10mm/Hg is labeled as orthostatic hypotension
Dehydration	Face	Hollow face Sharp wrinkles
	Eyes	Eyes deep in orbit Soft eyes (eye ball feels soft to pressure because of low eyeball pressure)
	Tongue	Tongue with teeth marks visible at tongue borders ( tongue indentations)
	Skin	Skin ‘tenting’ – prolonged stiff skin fold after pinching the skin of the back of the hand