What sequelae will be left after the removal of a pituitary tumor?

When it comes to pituitary tumors, I believe that almost everyone will worry about their health when they think of tumors. People are very afraid of pituitary tumors because pituitary tumors can cause various complications, which can cause great harm to the body and make people feel very painful. Can pituitary tumors be cured? Today, let's talk about what sequelae will be left after the removal of pituitary tumors?

Surgery for pituitary tumors will more or less affect the posterior pituitary gland, which can easily lead to insufficient secretion of vasopressin after surgery. One of the functions of vasopressin is to control urine output, so it can lead to increased urine output and even diabetes insipidus. Diabetes insipidus is not terrible. Drink more water and take some drugs such as vasopressin and melamine, and most patients can be cured. As for other complications, there are hypothalamic reactions, optic nerve damage, cerebrospinal fluid leakage, etc.

If the pituitary gland is injured, it will cause imbalance of hormone secretion and increase of prolactin. Moreover, due to lack of treatment after surgery, delayed nerve damage will cause multiple symptoms. Pituitary tumors will cause disorder of pituitary hormone secretion. The pituitary gland is the secretion site of various trophic hormones in the body. Generally, there will be strong secretion of hormones, such as strong secretion of adrenal cortex hormones, sanguineous appearance, and sometimes increased gonadal hormones. The main treatment is surgery. This depends on the size of your pituitary tumor and the location of the sella turcica. Comprehensively judge the prognosis and follow the doctor's advice.

Only when the tumor is under control can the symptoms caused by the tumor be truly relieved. Sina, Sohu, and CCTV have all reported: "Which is more important, treatment or control of tumor?" The Chinese medicine in it is very good. Tumors are currently very difficult to cure. Don't believe in the nonsense that someone can cure cancer. Controlling tumors, prolonging life, and alleviating pain are the right things.

The sequelae of pituitary tumor surgery generally include the following: (1) diabetes insipidus; (2) sphenoid sinusitis; (3) water and electrolyte imbalance; (4) cerebrospinal fluid leakage; (5) worsening visual impairment; (7) cranial nerve paralysis; (6) meningitis; (7) vascular damage; (8) central nervous system damage. If the above symptoms occur, you should communicate with your doctor in time and seek treatment as soon as possible.