Recovering from pituitary tumor surgery is a crucial phase of your journey towards better health.
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The pituitary gland, nestled at the base of the skull, acts as the master regulator for hormone production in the body. It controls hormones that regulate stress, such as cortisol, thyroid function, reproductive function, growth, and even milk production. One of the most common tumors that grows in this area of the brain is called a pituitary adenoma.
Glioma vs. glioblastoma, stage vs. grade, chemotherapy vs. radiation therapy — there are many terms related to your diagnosis that sound similar, which can become confusing. One way to be...
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Not all acoustic neuromas require surgery, but if your doctor has recommended surgical treatment, you may be wondering what to expect during your recovery period. Every patient’s recovery experience will...
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If your doctor has recommended you undergo surgical treatment of your brain tumor, it can be helpful to understand how long is surgery to remove a brain tumor, particularly if...
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