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Pheochromocytoma: Anyone being treated for an adrenal mass?

Diabetes & Endocrine System | Last Active: May 8 11:37pm | Replies (108)
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Mine took 25min.
Absolutely wonderful clinic, hospital, staff, and doctors. He's a fantastic teaching physician as well and pray that he shares his knowledge with many people so that they can also treat patients and their illnesses to the best of their abilities with the proper knowledge and training. He says one in seven people have adrenal tumors or adrenal disorders and don't even know it. That blows my mind. Just thinking about that one in seven, his mind-blowing statistics.
Congratulations on a successful surgery and I'm hoping you're doing much better now. What
Thanks,
Dawn

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jgporter | @jgporter | May 8 7:25pm

Hi Dawn,
I am considering surgery w Dr Carling - I have a 5.1&5.1 incideteloma which according to tests is not putting out hormones but I have symptoms over the years- cold, low blood pressure, nausea etc, low T3 high reverse T3. Just afraid if I have only one adrenal gland~ how do I know that one is sufficient. How are you a couple of years later?
Thanks Jessica

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