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Found out i have a microadenoma on post pituitary. have been suffering from low blood pressure, low glucose and low estrogen for years. any relation?
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Posterior Pituitary: tumors are rare. Clinically one may see diabetes insipidus and symptoms due to mass effect (including hypopituitarism due to compression / involvement of the pituitary stalk) In general the majority of pituitary microadenomas (less than 1 cm) are asymptomatic. I would consult with an endocrinologist and a neurologist if you have not already done so.
Answered 5/18/2016
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