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Symptoms of [[prolactinoma]] can be divided as follows: | Symptoms of [[prolactinoma]] can be divided as follows: | ||
# Symptoms due to [[hyperprolactinemia]] | # Symptoms due to [[hyperprolactinemia]] | ||
# Symptoms due to mass effect | # Symptoms due to mass effect | ||
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** Temporal field defects | ** Temporal field defects | ||
* '''Less Common Symptoms:''' | * '''Less Common Symptoms:''' | ||
** Cranial nerve | ** Cranial nerve palsies | ||
** Hypothalamic impairement | ** Hypothalamic impairement | ||
** Hydroceplalous | ** Hydroceplalous | ||
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Hyperprolactinemia due prolactinoma causes delayed puberty in adolescent | Hyperprolactinemia due prolactinoma causes delayed puberty in adolescent. | ||
Pituitary apoplexy | '''Pituitary apoplexy :''' | ||
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Revision as of 14:56, 21 July 2017
Symptoms of prolactinoma can be divided as follows:
- Symptoms due to hyperprolactinemia
- Symptoms due to mass effect
Symptoms of Prolactinoma | |||
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Symptoms due to hyperprolactinemia | Symptoms due to mass effect | ||
Women | Men | Both men and women | Both men and women |
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Hyperprolactinemia due prolactinoma causes delayed puberty in adolescent.
Pituitary apoplexy :