This genetic condition impacts the adrenal glands. Learn more about why it happens, how it affects your child, and more.
CAH is a rare genetic condition that affects the adrenal glands. Classic means it's diagnosed at birth. Find out how it's treated.
Steroids, salt supplements, and birth control are some of the treatment options for this condition. Learn more about what they do and the potential side effects.
Treatment for classic congenital adrenal hyperplasia can have side effects. Here’s what to watch for, including signs of over- or undertreatment like early puberty and weight gain.
Are steroids OK? Does my child need surgery? Deciding what to do can be overwhelming. Use this guide to help you navigate key issues.
Use this guide to emotional well-being and better family communication while caring for your child with this genetic disorder.
Living with a chronic illness can take a toll on your child. Learn how to best support them with these tips from pediatric psychologists.
Caring for a child with classic congenital adrenal hyperplasia (CAH) can be challenging. These tips can help make day-to-day life easier.
Your child can still live a good life with this condition. Here’s an idea of what things may be like as they grow into adulthood.
