Is a pituitary tumor a surgery to remove the tumor?

I don't know what your specific symptoms are, pituitary adenoma can be divided into many kinds according to the type of hormone secretion, and different types of adenoma surgeries are not the same, have you checked pituitary hormones and sex hormones???

At present, the surgery for ** pituitary adenoma with the least trauma is still to remove the pituitary adenoma through the sphenoid approach, but it also depends on the development of the patient's sphenoid sinus and the size and bias of the adenoma to decide whether this operation can be used.

The current surgical concept is to remove as much of the adenoma as possible and remove the normal pituitary tissue in the thin layer around the tumor.

Three months, half a year, and one year after surgery, hormones and images need to be rechecked to see if there is **, because pituitary adenoma does have a certain rate, and surgery needs to be combined with other**.

In Changchun, it will cost about 10,000 yuan to do the butterfly, which may be higher depending on the postoperative condition.

Good luck.

It depends on how high the malignancy of the tumor is, the gamma knife removal is generally done in the hospital, and the malignant tumor is generally easy to remove, and many can not see the border, my father found grade II and III malignant glioma in April last year, and the operation was done in May, and in February this year, he is now paralyzed, and this disease will be quite serious once

Hopefully LZ will be able to ** soon

The goal of surgery is to remove the entire tumor and preserve normal pituitary tissue to maintain normal neuroendocrine function. At present, the surgical method with high safety, the best effect and the least damage to brain tissue is "transsphenodral microsurgery".

Pituitary tumor surgery is now rare**.

Mainly hormone regulation issues.

Whether a pituitary tumor in the brain requires surgery depends on whether the patient has clear clinical symptoms.

In most cases, pituitary tumors in the brain can cause mild headaches, dizziness, nausea, vomiting and other uncomfortable symptoms. When the pituitary tumor near the pituitary gland further increases, it will cause compression or invasion of the pituitary gland, resulting in hypopituitarism and endocrine hormone disorder. As a result, patients may experience a range of symptoms or signs, such as significant sexual dysfunction in men and lactation, menstrual cycle disturbances, and even amenorrhea in women.

Yes, but it is necessary to check the condition of the body in advance, and it is necessary to understand the lesions of the body before deciding whether it can be removed.

I don't think it's okay not to remove it, because it's not good for people's health at all.

It is possible not to have an excision, but if the problem has seriously affected your life, it will need to be excised.

I don't think I can do without excision because the disease is very serious.

I got a pituitary tumor at the age of 25, no surgery, bromocriptive stop alone**, more than two years later, natural pregnancy, stop the drug. It has been more than ten years now, and the child is healthy. But pay attention to the review!!

Incision infection: caused by bacterial contamination, local foreign bodies, and hematomas. From about 3 to 4 days after surgery, the local pain worsens, accompanied by an increase in body temperature. Early trial of antibiotics and physiotherapy control; Once an abscess has formed, sutures should be removed and drained.

Incision dehiscence: It is more common about a week after abdominal surgery. When the patient coughs vigorously, a cracking sound is heard, followed by a prolapse of the bowel or omentum, or a large amount of bloody ascites.

If the wound is found to be open, it should be immediately sent to the operating room for re-suturing under anesthesia and sterile conditions, and several layers of tissue can be sutured together. For patients who are malnourished and have increased abdominal pressure after surgery, tension-reducing sutures should be added during surgery.