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What is Thin limbs, central obesity, fat cheeks, a ruddy complexion, and an elevated blood glucose level. and explain in detail?
Excess production of cortisol causes muscle breakdown (hence thin limbs), fat deposition in the face and abdomen, thin skin (due to protein breakdown), and an increase in red blood cells, resulting in a red complexion. Blood glucose levels are elevated because cortisol stimulates gluconeogenesis. These symptoms do not appear due to elevated renin, aldosterone, PRL, or GH levels.