This article provides an overview of Cushing’s Syndrome, including its causes, symptoms, and nursing intervention. It discusses the different types of Cushing’s Syndrome, such as exogenous and endogenous, and the risk factors associated with the condition. The article also explores the symptoms of Cushing’s Syndrome, including skin problems, bone changes, and facial plethora. Additionally, it delves into the pharmacodynamics and pharmacology of Statin, a medication commonly used to treat Cushing’s Syndrome. Finally, the article offers nursing interventions for managing Cushing’s Syndrome, including assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation, and evaluation.