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Walker B et al. - GH did not regulate 11beta-HSD1 rapidly in vivo in humans. Altered cortisol metabolism with longer term changes in GH may reflect indirect effects on 11beta-HSD1. These data do not suggest that glucocorticoid replacement doses need to be increased immediately after introducing GH therapy to compensate for reduced 11beta-HSD1 activity, although dose adjustment may be required in the longer term.

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