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Could prolactinoma cause seizures?
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Possibly: 1 study from the uk reported small incidence of patients with temporal lobe seizures when they were diagnosed with large prolactinomas that were infiltrating adjacent brain tissue. Treatment of the prolactinomas can reduce seizure frequency in that study.
Answered 11/19/2013
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