The Society for Endocrinology’s Adrenal Crisis Guidance page usually provides:

1. Definition and recognition of adrenal crisis – Signs and symptoms to look out for, like severe weakness, low blood pressure, vomiting, confusion, or collapse.

2. Emergency treatment protocols – Specific instructions for immediate steroid injection (100 mg hydrocortisone for adults), IV fluids, and continued dosing over 24 hours.

3. Prevention strategies – Sick day rules, dose adjustment during illness or stress, carrying a steroid emergency card, and having injectable hydrocortisone on hand.

4. Special considerations – Advice for children, elderly patients, those on long-term steroids, and during pregnancy or COVID-19.

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