to much growth hormone in an adult

insufficient levels of adrenal hormones

abnormal accumulation of fluid in the peritoneal cavity

chronic renal failure

chronic liver damage

increase in levels of ACTH

The body lacks the ability to control fluid levels. Pituitary disease affecting ADH

 high levels of glucose in the blood

inflammation in the pouches of the intestinal tract

inflammation o the intestine

to much growth hormone in a child

abnormal enlargement of thyroid gland

hyperthyroidism

a portion of the stomach bulges through the diaphragm

yellowing of the skin caused by bilirubin

bones are weak and brittle

inflammation of the pancreas

abnormal narrowing of a soft tissue passageway

female born with only 1 X chromosome

abnormal opening in epithelial tissue