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Darren, pituitary bio
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I am a 42 year old male who was just diagnosed with pituitary cushings.

I am so fatigued and am scared of what to expect from surgery and have a lot of questions.

I hope I can get some answers and support from this site.

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+1 #1 Barbara Tomaro 2011-08-29 17:17
I had my pituitary sureger 9 years ago at MD Anderson in Houston. The surgery was not as big a deal as I had feared. I had surgery on Friday and was out of the hospital on Monday, no longer diabetic or hypertensive. The only problem I had was the achiness from having to step down off of the cortisol rush my body had been having.
good luck with your surgery.
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