I was diagnosed with pituitary microadenoma and I would like to ask you to help answer a few questio

1 Female: Not pregnant: ng ml

Pregnancy: Menopause: ng ml

2 If it is small, it may not affect anything, but the longer it is, it will cause compression or spread.

3 First of all, the risk of surgery is very high, and the tumor is too small, so it will not be cleaned by surgery. It's even more dangerous to cut clean.

4 Gamma Knife and Gyro Knife say that it is white to kill tumor cells with radiation, and the accuracy is still good And there is no big ***, but some patients will have a little edema in the brain after surgery, and it will be fine if they infuse some mannitol.

Are you **? I know the director of the Gamma Knife Gyro Knife in many cities, if you can help, please contact me to see what I can do for you. Good luck soon**!

It has an impact on the body, and if the effect of gamma knife is not good or it can't be done, you come to me, and it is possible to cure your disease with a lot of health care, which is expensive.

I'm from Liaoyang, Liaoning Province.

So how are you doing now?

If you have done brain MRI, it may be a pituitary microadenoma, if it is this disease, there are many kinds, it is recommended to go to the hospital to diagnose clearly, and the doctor will tell you what you need**.

Hurry up to the big hospital in Shanghai to have a look. First of all, we must determine the symptoms, and then we can make a plan, and the sooner the better.

Pituitary microadenoma is a brain disease, so is pituitary microadenoma serious?

Pituitary microadenoma is a type of brain tumor, which is a benign tumor of the brain and is not serious. Usually, pituitary microadenoma is a small tumor that occurs in the pituitary gland, and the diameter of the pituitary microadenoma is generally not more than one centimeter, and the clinical manifestations of the patient are not serious.

It is mainly manifested as endocrine abnormality, because the pituitary gland, especially the pituitary microadenoma, the main function is to secrete hormones, when the pituitary microadenoma appears, the patient mainly manifests endocrine dysfunction, such as acromegaly caused by excessive growth hormone secretion or female menstrual disorders, infertility, male sexual dysfunction caused by gonadotropin secretion, etc., so the symptoms of pituitary microadenoma are not serious.

What I learned is that this is a tumor, which is a benign tumor, which will not cause harm to our body soon, and must be actively examined, and must be asked by the doctor in time, follow the doctor's instructions, and be in time.

I learned that this is a benign tumor, which generally does not endanger human life, and can cause amenorrhea, galactorrhea, menstrual disorders, and infertility.

This is a benign tumor, and it is also very common, the probability of occurrence is very large, you must go to the examination regularly, but also pay attention to your physical condition, once the problem occurs, you must deal with it in time.

"Pituitary microadenomas are benign adenomas and are the most common tumors in the sellar region, and there has been an increasing trend in recent years, especially in women of childbearing age. The diagnosis of pituitary adenoma is based on the patient's clinical presentation, visual field disturbances and other neurological findings, as well as endocrinological and radiological tests. Therefore, once the pituitary microadenoma is found to be needed, surgery or drugs can solve the problem, and generally speaking, the effect of pituitary microadenoma surgery and drugs is relatively ideal, so as long as the pituitary microadenoma is timely and reasonably used, its survival rate is very high. "

The cause of pituitary microadenoma is not well understood, but due to the presence of the tumor, it is likely that the patient's endocrine hormone levels will be abnormal. If the size of the tumor increases further in later years, it will also compress the surrounding brain tissue, causing more serious consequences. Therefore, pituitary microadenomas need to be diagnosed as early as possible through a series of examinations to prevent the delay of **.

The following are common methods to detect pituitary microadenoma.

1. Endocrine disorders, radioimmunoassay ultra-small amount.

As a relatively common endocrine examination method, endocrine disorder radioimmunoassay can measure growth hormones such as prolactin, children's growth hormone, and adrenogrowth hormone, which is of great practical significance for the initial diagnosis of pituitary microadenoma.

2. Magnetic resonance imaging.

Magnetic resonance imaging is a common imaging diagnostic examination in medicine, and it is also a necessary method to confirm the diagnosis of pituitary microadenoma. Because of the high screen resolution of magnetic resonance imaging, this method can accurately locate the patient's lesion site and accurately explore the size, shape, and total number of pituitary microadenomas. If there is bleeding at the site of the disease, magnetic resonance imaging can also show it more clearly.

There is a prominent difference between the T1 and T2 data signals of all normal pituitary gland organs, and the T1 and T2 data signals of pituitary microadenoma are longer in magnetic resonance imaging.

3. Spiral CT examination.

Although spiral CT is often used to detect head trauma, it is still widely used for basic exploration of pituitary microadenoma. In order to better understand the results of the examination, intravenous chemotherapy drugs are usually necessary before spiral CT is performed.

After a series of tests to diagnose a pituitary microadenoma, the patient must be treated with a purposeful approach under the advice of a physician. At present, the key methods for the treatment of pituitary microadenoma include tumor radiotherapy, medication** and surgical treatment. Accurate examination results can help patients choose the most suitable method for themselves, which is of great practical significance for the repair of the disease.

The symptoms of pituitary microadenomas are mainly symptoms of endocrine dysfunction. Pituitary microadenoma refers to a pituitary adenoma with a pituitary gland height of no more than 1cm, and this kind of pituitary adenoma is functional. According to the different hormones secreted, it is divided into prolactin type, growth hormone type and adrenocorticotropic hormone type pituitary microadenoma.

In the case of prolactin-type pituitary microadenoma, female patients usually present with menopause, lactation, and frigid sexual life. If it is a male patient, there will also be manifestations of sexual dysfunction such as impotence and **. If the growth hormone type occurs in childhood, it will manifest as gigantism.

Onset in adulthood, presenting as acromegaly. In contrast, patients with adrenocorticotropic hormone may develop secondary hypercortisolism.

Pituitary microadenomas can cause some adverse reactions, such as headache, blurred vision, and irregular menstruation. If you notice that you have any of these symptoms, you should go to the hospital for a check-up to confirm the disease. In general, there are several ways to test for pituitary microadenoma:

1. Imaging examination, such as cranial CT or MRI, etc. 2. Functional examination, that is, endocrine radioimmunoassay micrometry, which is of great help for the early screening of this disease.

Pituitary microadenomas may cause menstrual cessation, menstrual irregularities, and impotence in men,**. There may be headaches, vision loss, memory loss, etc., and if you have these symptoms, you need to go to the hospital for related examinations.

Pituitary microadenomas are benign tumors within the skull. The most common symptom is menopause in women and impotence in men. The earliest diagnosis can be made by CT.

Pituitary microadenomas are relatively common intracranial benign tumors, mainly prolactin-type pituitary microadenomas and growth hormone-type pituitary tumors.