Pseudo-Cushing's syndrome seen in: (A) Pregnancy, (B) Depression, (C) Chronic renal failure, (D) All of the ablove
Answer is D. Patients with major depression, alcoholism, pregnancy, chronic renal failure, or stress also may have elevated coisol levels and symptoms of hypercoisolism. However, these manifestations resolve with treatment of the underlying disorder and these patients are deemed to have Pseudo-Cushing's syndrome. ref - Pubmed.com