Experiences with

Adenoma

Something I'm wondering about is has anyone had an adenoma and been pregnant or was it removed before pregnancy? Thanks

Hello everyone, I want to ask, if i can take the T3 hormone if there is adrenal adenoma, or is it contraindicated?

Hi all, Just a quickie if anyone has had experience, my GP wants to reduce my levothyroxine from 150 mcg to 100 mcg based on my last bloods: Free T4 13.5 pmol/L range (10-20) TSH 0.01mU/L(0.35-5.50) I have no anterior pituitary output due to a adenoma resection Any views welcome Thanks

Adenoma carcenoma was diagnose for this 1 cm nodule after after some more test and scan i am finally schedule for surgery monday morning. I am a 65 yrs old man and this will be my first surgery which makes me very uncomfortable enough to trouble my sleep pattern.

My husband needs to have one of his parathyroid glands removed as he has a parathyroid adenoma which is causing medical issues. He has been told the surgeon may need to remove a portion of his thyroid (hemithyroidectomy) to access the "diseased" gland.

I am due to have one in November due to a large adenoma in my stomach which they cannot be 100% sure does not have cancer in. Obviously I am very scared at the prospect of having no stomach. I have had APS for 30 odd years. Many thanks

The conditions that will be part of this work are: Hepatic (liver) Haemangioma Focal nodule hyperplasia (FNH) Hepatic (liver) Adenoma Biliary hamartoma Nodular regenerative hyperplasia Simple liver cysts Complex liver cysts Polycystic liver disease (PLD) Caroli disease and Caroli syndrome

Family history is strong for Hashimoto and my grandmother passed at a young age of 32 and thyroid and parathyroid were not present at autopsy, also a pituitary issue as I have a pituitary adenoma non functional 7mm micro. Any help, any questions, any labs that may be important let me know.

It's caused by a small benign adenoma in the pituitary gland leading to too much growth hormone being released. I am now on the waiting list to have the adenoma removed. As it was discovered fairly quickly, it is small enough to give me an excellent prognosis once it has been surgically removed.

Dear forum, I am 58. 3 months ago while having parathyroid adenoma removed, I also had partial thyroidectomy. This was because thyroid nodule was discovered during scans looking for the adenoma. The nodule was examined and contained micropapliiary carcinoma.

the pin point accuracy of the results aren’t too important to me I just want to see if I’m obviously above or below normal to help with forcing some action regarding parathyroid adenoma. If it’s normal then I have to accept that with PTH normal then watch and wait is correct.

Both scans showed non-specific uptake in adrenals, but results that are not consistent with adrenal adenoma. I am waiting for an appointment with urology to discuss further diagnostic options.

She is he had pituitary surgery to remove an adenoma in July 2021. She also had abdominal surgery [hysterectomy, removal of 2 large ovarian cysts, and removal of some bowel] in September 2022.

I had a meningioma removed in 2015 this was originally diagnosed incorrectly as a Macro Pituitary Adenoma . I’m feeling / exhibiting classic thyroid related symptoms. Intolerance to cold: shivers when it’s hot . Fluctuation weight etc etc My body is telling me something is not right .?

Currently waiting for genetic testing for medications, as well as, CT scan of my brain for possible pituitary adenoma. Diagnosis: PTSD, OCD, Anxiety, Severe Depression or MDD, Aspergers. I want to know why I have felt like I wanted to die since a very young age.

Male age 46 with recent discovery of adenocarcinoma arising in Tubulovillous adenoma, G3 differentiation, Tumor budding score (Bd2) imtermediate, tumor extension into the submucosa (SM1 level) Pathologicaal staging at this time is p T1, NX.

I had a parathyroid adenoma removed January, 2021 after having calcium levels elevated for 8 years. Went undiagnosed all that time. Now I am suffering with the calcium complications. I am now tapering the Prednisolone dosage from 60Mgs. per my Rheumatologist directions. Down to 30Mgs.

My OC consultant said the liver lesion was nothing to worry about...I think she said it was an adenoma? I wish I'd asked for a copy of the scan report now, am I allowed to have one? Anyone had similar gall bladder issues?

Do Radiologists often use words like "Other considerations include focal nodular hyperplasia and less likely hepatic adenoma or fibro-lameller hepatocellular carcinoma"? Meaning that there is a open question marks on what is the actual diagnosis?

I just spoke with the hospital concerning a check-up on my parotid gland - a pleomorphic adenoma I had removed in 2020 along with a co-occurring thyroid nodule removal. They state that they want to keep monitoring the parotid area, even though it's coming up to three years since surgical removal.