Posted: 02/11/06 - 01:00 Post subject: Petuatory tumour
Can petuetory tumour cause cushing’s disease? How can it be prevented? What is the most successful treatment for petuatory tumour? I’ve had tireoidectomy 5 years ago. I had abnormal levels of tsh in blood. Anyway, I’m interested in relation between Petuatory tumour and cushing. Thanks.
When pituitary tumor is associated with hypersecretion of acth, that condition calls cushing’s syndrome. Endocrine miss functions are in a specific relation ship. Hormonal status should be made in person at risk of endocrine disease. Cushing’s disease needs to be treated by combination of surgery, medicines and radiation. Each person needs his own way of treatment.
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