Definition: Acroteleutic is a medical term used to describe an overactive gland in the brain that produces too much cortisol. It occurs when a person experiences a lot of stress, anxiety or depression. The exact cause for acrostolic gland dysfunction is unknown. Acrostolic glands are located in the pituitary gland, a small area inside the brain. They produce more cortisol than necessary and can lead to symptoms such as increased heart rate, sweating, increased appetite, and changes in body temperature. Treatment for acrostolic glands typically includes medication or surgery.
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