Question 1

My dad had piles surgery six months ago and since then he's been losing weight, can't eat properly, and his BP keeps dropping low. He feels faint when walking or driving, urinates more frequently, and also has thyroid issues currently taking thyronorm. What could be causing all these symptoms?

Accepted Answer

in person dr consultation requred to check physical examination.

Question 2

My wife was just diagnosed with a pituitary microadenoma measuring 4.1x6x5.2 mm on her MRI. Can this be treated with medication or will she need surgery? I'm really worried about what the next steps should be.

Accepted Answer

A pituitary microadenoma, especially one as small as 4.1x6x5.2 mm, is often managed without immediate surgery, and medication may be sufficient. Your wife will likely need follow-up imaging and potentially hormone testing to determine if the tumor is causing hormone imbalances or is actively growing. The best course of action will depend on a multidisciplinary team of experts, including a neurosurgeon, endocrinologist, and possibly an ophthalmologist.

Question 3

I'm 31, pretty active, and married, but I've noticed my sexual desire is really low. Honestly, if I'm not pushed, I could go without even thinking about sex. It's starting to get to me mentally, and with plans to start a family soon, I'm a bit worried. What should I do about this lack of interest?

Accepted Answer

Your symptoms are complex and multifaceted. It's great that you're seeking further evaluation.

ENT specialists can help diagnose issues related to:

- Ear pain and clogged sensations
- Sinus and throat issues

However, neuralgia or nerve issues might be better evaluated by:

- A neurologist (for trigeminal neuralgia)
- An oromaxillofacial specialist (for TMJ disorders)

Consider asking your ENT specialist for a referral to one of these specialists.

Before your appointment:

- Keep a detailed symptom journal
- Write down all your symptoms and when they occur
- Share this information with your ENT specialist

Is Sweet Potato good for thyroid?

Sweet potato has vitamin A which supports thyroid hormone. Moreover, it absorbs slowly and do not rise sugar levels much as compared to other strachy or carbohydrate foods.

More Endocrinology Health Queries

My dad had piles surgery six months ago and since then he's been losing weight, can't eat properly, and his BP keeps dropping low. He feels faint when walking or driving, urinates more frequently, and also has thyroid issues currently taking thyronorm. What could be causing all these symptoms?

My wife was just diagnosed with a pituitary microadenoma measuring 4.1x6x5.2 mm on her MRI. Can this be treated with medication or will she need surgery? I'm really worried about what the next steps should be.

I'm 31, pretty active, and married, but I've noticed my sexual desire is really low. Honestly, if I'm not pushed, I could go without even thinking about sex. It's starting to get to me mentally, and with plans to start a family soon, I'm a bit worried. What should I do about this lack of interest?

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