One of the following symptoms pertains to Addison's disease.

  • A
    Low plasma $Na^+$,high plasma $K^+$,increased urinary $Na^+$,low blood sugar,vomiting,nausea,and diarrhea.
  • B
    High blood sugar,obesity,wasting of limb muscles,fall in plasma $K^+$,high blood $Na^+$,rise in blood volume,and high blood pressure.
  • C
    Stunted growth,retarded sexual development,mental backwardness.
  • D
    Increase of heart beat,rise in blood pressure,nervousness,bulging eyes,warm skin.

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