Question

hypertension and the associated complications can develop in all of the following endocrine disorders, except: cushings disease pheochromocytoma conns syndrome graves disease addisons disease

Explanation:

Cushing's disease causes increased cortisol which can lead to hypertension. Pheochromocytoma releases catecholamines causing high - blood pressure. Conn's syndrome is due to excessive aldosterone leading to hypertension. Grave's disease is an autoimmune thyroid disorder and while it has various symptoms, hypertension is not a typical associated complication. Addison's disease is characterized by adrenal insufficiency and usually causes hypotension rather than hypertension. But among these, Grave's disease is the one least likely to cause hypertension compared to the others in the context of endocrine - related hypertension.

Answer:

Grave's disease