the condition arising from too great a secretion of aldosterone, resulting in hypertension and excessive excretion of potassium with fatigue and muscle weakness
See aldosteronism in American Heritage Dictionary 4
(ăl-dŏsˈtə-rō-nĭzˌəm, ălˌdō-stĕrˈə-)
noun
A disorder marked by excessive secretion of the hormone aldosterone, which can cause weakness, cardiac irregularities, and abnormally high blood pressure.