K.H.
I didn't recognize the term you mentioned, but when I looked it up on wikipedia, it sounds similar to what a good friend of mine was just dealing with. She's in her mid-30's and had very high blood pressure. They figured out she had a small tumor on her adrenal gland which was causing one of the glands to secrete a high amount of aldosterone, leading to her high blood pressure. She just underwent surgery to remove one of her adrenal glands (that had the tumor), and her aldosterone levels are now normal and no more high blood pressure. Turns out, like kidneys, you can do with only one adrenal gland. So it was a good fix. Not sure if she had the other symptoms that you described, but at least this bit of info may help your husband. Message me further if you'd like me to contact my friend for more information.