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Have High Blood Sugar, Positive Hcg And Hashimotos Hypothyroid. Have Pituitary Tumor. What To Do?
I have a recurrent pituitary tumor. Positive hcg (blood),adrenal,insufficiency, hashimotos hypothyroid(t4is not converting to t3 for some reason),high blood sugar...does this sound like pituitary id failing? Also ended up in hospital.with pancreatitis (w congenital diviseum defect)...I keep getting kicked from Dr to Dr with no help and still feel like garbage?Nothing was fixed in hosp and my endo doc says this isn't her prov ..she doesn't want to see me..getting very frustrated. I have a son in army w Hodgkin's lymphoma...I need to fix this fast for him..please. advise. Thank you!!!
Sat, 25 May 2013
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Sorry to hear about your condition. You have multiple problems. The treatment is difficult in every cases. You should be treated in a super specialty hospitals by the super specialist doctors. Pituitary tumor are of different types. some can be managed by medications some can be managed by surgery followed by radiation . Do not loose hope. Try to follow your doctors advise.
Sorry to hear about your condition. You have multiple problems. The treatment is difficult in every cases. You should be treated in a super specialty hospitals by the super specialist doctors. Pituitary tumor are of different types. some can be managed by medications some can be managed by surgery followed by radiation . Do not loose hope. Try to follow your doctors advise.
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