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Re: pituitary tumor?From: s.m.n. (anonymous@obgyn.net)Mon, 31 Jan 2000 09:11:08 -0600 (CST)
At Thu, 13 Aug 1998, mjak wrote: > >I do not know if this is the right place to be asking this >question; but could not find anywhere else to ask. >I have had nipple discharge on and off for about a year. >last prolactin test was normal. I have pcos, so my >periods are irregular; but, they are nonexistent now. >I had an mri a year ago which was normal. six months >ago i started having attacks; where i would just fall >to the ground unconcious and my eyes would roll back. >I have had a zillion tests; yet know answers. >Well these attacks stoped until this past week. I woke up with a >headache and my nipples were leaking; which >i had not had in quite a while. the next day I had the attack at work. >the only thing I remember >about this attack is a loss of vision and than being on the floor.Is >possible to have a normal mri, slightly elevated to normal prolactin >level, and have a pituitary tumor? could >a pituitary tumor cause attacks or seizures like this? > >thanks
I have a tumor to. I have been told that if the tumor is large enough
that it would cause these symptoms! I have not yet experienced what your
are and it sounds like you might want to consider removing this tumor.
You'll need to see your doctor, they will prescribe a medicine called
bromocriptine and this will reduce your tumor to a workable size to
remove. If it is large enough it will cause double vision and
dizziness, be carefull, this is serious when it is large. I hope that
you gon to your dr. and ask about meds if you are not on them already.
I hope I was some help!
>mjak
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