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Feeling deflated after Cushings-related pituitary gland tumor removed
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They said it’s part of the Cushings as my cortisol was so high for so long my body needs to adjust. They put me on hormones now. Been about a month and another one yesterday. I’m hoping it will help me. They also said it could take up to a year or even longer to get back to normal. It’s been very difficult and really feel like I have been run over.
Thank you for your insight and positivity.
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@schermie Hello. I recently had surgery related to my Cushing’s. I’m trying to navigate a new normal. Do you mind sharing what medications they put you on? My doctor recently mentioned medication to me and I’m just trying to take notes and research things on my own. I hope all your issues resolve soon 🙏🏾
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I'm tagging a few other members like @astaingegerdm and @cheryl1 who may have more to share as well as the helpful post from @sjt10323.
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@schermie, any update? It's probably too soon to feel a difference, but I'm wondering how you are doing?