Does a 90 year old man dare to have surgery for a pituitary tumor?

From the pituitary tumor itself, there is nothing special, just eat a healthy diet. Of course, if you have hyperthyroidism or hypothyroidism due to a pituitary tumor, you need to adjust your diet according to your symptoms, such as controlling your iodine intake.

It can be selected according to the situation, most of them are mainly surgery, but you can also choose radiotherapy, drugs, etc.

Don't be afraid, as long as the heart blood pressure is okay, it's okay to go on stage, unless you just don't want to treat it.

Traditional Chinese medicine talks about syndrome differentiation and treatment, and the causes of a disease in different people will be different, so it is impossible to treat all people's diseases in one way, and what kind of surgery is taken at the moment, and what kind of knife is taken at the moment, and the injury is not tight, it is the disease itself, and the basic elements of maintaining life are gone, and Chinese medicine should be good for treatment, but not one party can cure all the same diseases.

Pituitary tumors are all benign tumors, with a rate of up to 90%.

Craniotomy is very risky, you can try the special ** tumor made in Hong Kong first"Women's treasure lark"((Many men are using) to see if it can be eliminated, if it can be that is not better, if it is not good, then consider surgery, lest you regret it for life!)

Practicing latent breathing is simple and has good results.

It's better to be exempt, I'll tell you realistically: it's okay to take traditional Chinese medicine for glioma, if you choose Western medicine surgery or gamma knife, there is no expectation, and there are serious sequelae, such as cerebral palsy, dizziness and tinnitus, vision loss, etc., although there is a very unique method of glioma with traditional Chinese medicine, but because I don't know the specific situation, I can't give you a Chinese medicine prescription directly. Remember that traditional Chinese medicine is the real brain tumor, that is because the brain tumor lies in the lungs, liver, kidneys and other viscera, and the reason why it is difficult for Western medicine to **brain tumor is that it cannot be found or removed.

First of all, it depends on what kind of pituitary tumor it is, and secondly, my teacher once told me that no matter what kind of brain tumor it is, if you want to do surgery, it is impossible to remove all the lesions, after all, domestic neurosurgery is not as advanced as abroad! Moreover, 70-year-old patients are quite old after all, and they must not ask the doctor's opinion in advance, because sometimes even if it is benign, because the relationship between age will also cause a poor prognosis, and finally it is necessary to choose a good hospital and have a doctor with rich experience to prescribe Sometimes not the director is good!

If the patient agrees, the operation can be performed, but it is life-threatening.

Hello, I personally think that the pituitary tumor is a bit big, for the sake of insurance, it is best to go to the neurosurgery department for consultation.

Non-functioning pituitary tumor drugs** are generally ineffective, and the main methods** are surgery and radiation**. If the tumor is too small (less than 3cm) or the location is relatively hidden, it will increase the difficulty of surgery, and if there is a mistake, it will cause great harm to the patient's body. At the same time, the residual postoperative pituitary tumor, ** and complications will bring great trouble to the patient's recovery.