Disease: Pituitary Adenoma
Symptoms: Headaches, vision problems (such as blurred vision or loss of peripheral vision), hormonal imbalances (such as excessive production or deficiency of specific hormones), fatigue, weight gain or loss, menstrual irregularities, infertility, erectile dysfunction, growth abnormalities in children, mood changes, cognitive impairments
Treatments: Observation and monitoring (for small, non-secreting tumors that are not causing significant symptoms), medication (to manage hormonal imbalances or reduce tumor size), surgery (transsphenoidal surgery to remove the tumor), radiation therapy (in cases where surgery is not possible or to treat residual or recurrent tumors), targeted therapy (in cases of aggressive or resistant tumors), hormone replacement therapy (if necessary), regular follow-up and monitoring to assess tumor growth and hormone levels, management of associated complications or hormone deficiencies