I'm sorry you have to go through being treated like that. An MRI
probably would have been better. Keep in mind that sometimes
hypopituitarism does not involve tumors, such is my case.
Unfortunately when nothing is found a lot of times the docs don't
think to ask if any head injurys in your past.

Keep pushing. Don't let up. My road took 18 months but I eventually
got help.

You ought to ask for your other pituitary hormones to be tested in
the mean time.

Something else to consider is maybe moving to a big city so as your
diagnosis and treatment will happen sooner. After you are fixed up
(might take 2 or more years)then maybe move back to where you are.
Just a thought.


Hang in there,
Chris


--- In Hypopituitarysupport@yahoogroups.com, "dbora67" <dbora@i...>
wrote:
> Took almost two weeks for the results to come back, and even then
> they didn't even bother to call me to say "BTW, you can relax, you
> don't have a big brain tumour!" I have read CT is too coarse to
pick
> up microadenomas, however, so I suspect this is not the end of the
> investigation should the as-yet-unordered blood tests still lean
that
> way.
>
> I cannot see my doc until the end of the month to even ask a
> question, this now being about two months after he promised to
figure
> out what was going on. Still no blood tests have been ordered, no
> endo has been consulted to my knowledge, and my phone calls to ask
> questions about what is happening are not being returned. I guess I
> have little choice but to sit an wait since I don't have a choice
of
> another doctor.
>
> Frustratedly,
> D'b