IM, or Endo: The problem is usually diagnosed by and internest, or more liekly by a nephrologist or endocrinologist, although any astute pracitioner can make the diagnosis. After imaging studies to localize this, you will be sent to a surgeon, most likely to have it removed. It can also be a feature of a broader condition called multiple endocromatosis syndrome. Laporascopic surgery can remove the tumor!
Answered 11/26/2013
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Pheochromocytoma: For this you may see a nephrologist or endocrinologist most often follow this disorder, but you may also see a cardiologist or your internist. Most important is to control your blood pressure.
Answered 4/15/2012
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For surgery: When it is time to have the tumor removed, some of these surgeries are done by urologists and others are done by general surgeons or endocrine-specific surgeons.
Answered 11/23/2013
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