How much does it usually cost to see a pituitary tumor?

There are quite a few patients with pituitary tumors now. Many people feel that they have no interest in anything else because they think pituitary tumors are a difficult disease to cure. They also don’t know much about the cost. How much does it cost? Let’s find out how much pituitary tumors generally cost.

Generally, the cost of preoperative examination should be relatively high, about one thousand yuan, because the examination that the patient needs to do is relatively comprehensive, mainly including: endocrine examination, disease, CT scan, MRI, skull plain film and layered radiography, etc.

If you choose to go to some specialized hospitals for examination, the cost will be higher, about one thousand to two thousand yuan. If you go to an ordinary hospital for examination, it will cost about one thousand yuan. Patients must find a regular hospital for examination and treatment to ensure the accuracy of the examination results, which will also better guarantee the effect of subsequent surgery.

The treatment plan for patients with pituitary tumors is very important. You must look at your own test results and let the doctor develop a corresponding treatment plan based on the test results. Patients must pay attention to rest after surgery and use Chinese medicine for conditioning as soon as possible, which can effectively increase the effect of the surgery and prevent the recurrence and metastasis of the patient's disease. You should always maintain a comfortable mood.

Things to note for pituitary tumors:

Before surgery, patients can take in high-protein, high-vitamin, high-calorie foods. The total calories of these foods should be controlled within 2000-2500 kcal per day for patients with pituitary tumors. Among them, protein should account for about 20% of the total energy, sugar should account for 65% of the total energy, and fat should not be too high, keeping it at about 15%.

In terms of dietary precautions, you should also eat foods that can inhibit carcinogenicity, such as kohlrabi, cabbage, carrots, rapeseed, garlic, vegetable oil, fish, etc.

Do not eat salted, smoked, grilled or fried food, especially burnt or charred food. Stick to a low-fat diet and eat lean meat, eggs and yogurt regularly.

Before surgery, patients should take adequate carbohydrates that are easily digestible and absorbable, which can promote the preservation of glycogen in the liver. Carbohydrates can also maintain normal levels of blood sugar concentration and heat energy during surgery, thereby avoiding the harm of anesthetics to the liver of patients with pituitary tumors.