How long can a microadenoma live? How to treat microadenoma?

How long can a patient with microadenoma live? Pituitary microadenoma is a relatively serious disease. As a patient of this disease, you must go to a regular large hospital to treat a disease like pituitary microadenoma. Don't go to some informal small clinics for the sake of cheapness. This is irresponsible to your own body and will also deepen the harm of the disease to our health. Many patients with pituitary microadenoma have aggravated their condition by going to small hospitals.

How long can you live with pituitary microadenoma?

Pituitary tumors are benign in most cases, so as long as the patient can be diagnosed early and surgery is performed before the tumor damages the surrounding brain tissue and major cranial nerves and blood vessels, the goal of complete resection should be achieved. However, some advanced tumors, especially deep pituitary prolactinomas, are large in size and tightly adhere to nerves, blood vessels, brainstem and hypothalamus, or surround these nerves and blood vessels and are difficult to separate. In this case, total resection cannot be performed reluctantly to avoid aggravating the risk of damage to the brain and cranial nerves and causing massive bleeding during surgery, which may even lead to death or severe disability.

After resection, the tumor volume is reduced to reduce the tumor's compression on the brain, relieve intracranial pressure, and protect vision. Or it can be treated by staged surgery. For advanced tumors that cannot be surgically removed, after tumor tissue biopsy, only decompression surgery is performed to prolong life.

If you have a pituitary microadenoma, you must receive treatment as soon as possible. Don't be reluctant to speak out or be unwilling to go to a regular hospital for treatment just because it is a terrible disease. This will not be good for your condition. If you have a pituitary microadenoma, you must receive treatment as soon as possible, which will help your condition. When you hear that you have a pituitary microadenoma, don't be anxious. Go to the hospital for a diagnosis first. The expert will make a corresponding treatment plan for you based on your condition. Actively cooperating with the treatment is the key to getting rid of the disease.