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Have Headaches, Shaking Of The Head, Memory Loss. Have Pituitary Adenoma. Have Undergone All The Tests. What Could Be This Problem?
I have a 6 mm pituitary adenoma. The previous studies showed that, white matter changes and leftward deviated of the pituitary stalk. I just had a 4th study done because I'm having headaches, blackouts, shaking or nodding of my head, while in a focal stare. Short term memory is very bad. This study says... Non-specific white matter changes with small punctate foci of increased signal in the periventricular subcortical white matter. Slight fullness of the left lobe of the pituitary and the infundibulum is deviated slightly to the left. What does this mean??
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It is all the indicative of cerebral pathology, it may be congenital, certain history missing here age, gender, clinical complain etc, it was equally necessary for right advise, please be in touch with HCM with detail history bye
Thank for asking to HCM
It is all the indicative of cerebral pathology, it may be congenital, certain history missing here age, gender, clinical complain etc, it was equally necessary for right advise, please be in touch with HCM with detail history bye
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