Patient's question:
At first, I thought I was pregnant, and I was quite happy about it. But when I went to the hospital for a thorough check-up, the doctor told me it was an ectopic pregnancy. It sounded quite unsettling, so I had surgery at the hospital. But unexpectedly, after conservative treatment for the ectopic pregnancy, I found out I have a pituitary microadenoma. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Pituitary microadenomas require selecting between conservative treatment or surgical treatment based on the size of the tumor and the level of prolactin. Pituitary microadenomas require diagnosis through careful MRI examination and blood tests to check for high prolactin levels. After diagnosis, treatment should be administered according to medical advice, either through medication or surgical treatment. Pituitary tumors require hormone regulation treatment, and hormone medications need to be adjusted according to the condition and medical advice.