Left pituitary microandenoma?
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Tumors that are smaller than 1 cm (about 1/2 inch) are called microadenomas. Microadenomas rarely damage the rest of the pituitary or neighboring tissues. They produce symptoms because of the excessive amounts of hormone they secrete.\n\nDetailed Guide: Pituitary Tumor \nWhat Happens After Treatment? \n \nCompleting treatment can be both stressful and exciting. You will be relieved to finish treatment, yet it is hard not to worry about cancer coming back. (When cancer returns, it is called recurrence.) This is a very common concern among those who have had cancer. \n\nIt may take a while before your confidence in your own recovery begins to feel real and your fears are somewhat relieved. Even with no recurrences, people who have had cancer learn to live with uncertainty.
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sounds like it might be endrometriosis see your doctor asap read the link
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My sister and I grow these things that sound like what you are describing.  They are polyps.  You should see a doctor to have them checked.  I just noticed that I have one just like that in the same place.  I've got an appointment with her doctor and he will probably do a biopsy to see if it is something dangerous.  But I certain it will just be a polyp. Some women just grow them.  Don't worry, but you should talk to a doctor to be certain.  Good luck!
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Hello there, I would highly recommend you go to another doctor for a second opinion.  Unlikly that the lump in your head is related to your testicle, get the doc to check that out too. \nGood luck, youll be fine
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I'm not sure of the function of the Left Sylvian Fissure but there is a way to remove tumors a, cancerous and non cancerous from the brain that are inoperable if the funcion of the brain isn't to compromised. I underwent a procedure called Gamma Knife Surgery. It uses radiosugery with radiation to destroy brain matter. There are only 100 gamma knifes in the U.S. I think so it's a specialized tool.
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Get an MRI.  CT scans are useless to look for a pituitary gland.\n\nYou can probably find an MRI of the brain that cost <$500 cash pay.\n\nhttp://www.opensystemimaging.com/scans.html
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It appears that you have a cranial tumor.  The phrase "the mass" is the clue for the layperson.  Ask you doctor right away and/or call the physician that wrote the report.  Get answers as to the diagnosis and treatment alternatives.  Most cranial tumors are astrocytoma but there are a few that are benign.  All tumors of this area need treatment.  Radiation is usually the modality that can help shrink the lesion, benign or malignant.  Good luck
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Sometimes a growth on the pituitary gland, which is in your brain, can cause such symptoms.  It could be many other things, as well. You really need to talk to your doctor and have it checked out.  If you don't have insurance, try Planned Parenthood.  Good luck.
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Possibly a problem with the thyroid gland.
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I would suggest getting a second opinion and have the area imaged using CT or MRI to see what is going on.  While the second doctor may say that it's nothing also, I certainly wouldn't depend on just one opinion.\n\nbest of luck and feel  better.
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I'm not sure, but you have my profound sympathies.\n\nI had a brain tumor a few years ago (a pituitary adenoma) and now have a small titanium plate in the base of my skull. It was bad enough for me, and I was 40, I can't imagine how scary it must be for a kid, and, as a parent, how terrible it feels for you.\n\nThe cost and risks are dependent on the nature of the tumor - where it is in the brain and how big it is. You need to find out from a doctor how much it will cost.\n\nI wish you the and your child the best and hope that everyone makes it through okay.
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So far you have gotten 3 quack answers and one very good answer. If I had a difficult to treat carcinoid tumor then MD Anderson in Houston would be at the top of my list of medical centers at which I might seek treatment.\n\nhttp://www.mdanderson.org/diseases/carcinoid/\n\nhttp://www.emedicine.com/ped/topic316.htm
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Your doc is thinking you have HyperProlactinaemia (see the wiki page).\n\nYou could still have elevated prolactin (hormone that stimulates breast milk production) from the pregnancy and breast feeding, but there are a number of other reasons.\n\nThe worst reason could be a prolactinoma.\n\nIt could also just be due to stress/lack of sleep.\n\nCertain medicines can cause it.\n\nIt can occur just by itself and nobody might be able to find out why.\n\nI _DON'T_ know why he's doing the mammogram.
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The diagnosis is difficult and it depends on exactly where this bump is, the shape of it,  how old you are, if you are a man or a woman since some lesions are more prevalent in one gender or the other. Also it depends on if you have teeth or have dentures. The diagnosis could range from a bony growth (torus) to malignancy, from an abcess from a nearby tooth to a cyst from a structure in the palat. It could be a discoloration from a silver filling nearby to a lead tatoo if you are a pencil chewer.Although your dentist have not said anything to you I suggest for you to go and see you doctor or you dentist specifically for this if not just to put your mind at ease.
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Adenoma is a benign epithelial tumor arising in epithelium of mucosa (stomach, small intestine and bowel), glands (endocrine and exocrine) and ducts. The most common subtype, prolactinoma, is seen more often in women, and is frequently diagnosed during pregnancy as the hormone progesterone increases its growth. Medical therapy (bromocriptine) generally suppresses prolactinomas; progesterone antagonist therapy has not proven to be overly successful.
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I have a small mole on my left breast.
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GO BACK!!!It could be something serious that could be deadly!Tell him you want him to run test to see if  its a  tumor!!If he won't go to a different Dr.