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Could symptoms of a pituitary adenoma come back after a few years after taking medicine to stop symptoms?
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Pituitary adenoma: Hi. I hate to guess, but we're given no information. Statistically, the most likely thing you're talking about is a prolactinoma treated with cabergoline that went into remission and the cabergoline was then stopped. Yes, hyperprolactinemia can recur in this case.
Answered 6/13/2018
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