Is it advisable to do exercise when affected by Pituitary tumour? Which activities would you suggest and how intense should they be?

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Everyone should exercise as much as they are able to tolerate. Walking is easiest, swimming is good as well. Due to fatigue and muscle soreness I would avoid vigorous training.

Posted Feb 27, 2017 by Sue 1000

Absolutely! To what degree would depend on the levels of each hormone. For those that have diabetes insipidus, it is important to know your body will dehydrate fairly easy, so it is extremely important to hydrate yourself. Also, if your cortisol levels are low, you will naturally become dizzy, so you have to be aware of what the difference of low cortisol, dehydration, overworked, etc.

Posted Oct 15, 2017 by Brandy 900

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I found out about my prolactinoma in 2012(age26) It was 9mm and prolactin levels were at 212. on cabergoline I was able to reach normal levels of prolactin but tumor never shrank or grew. I was also able to become pregnant with my 4th child on cabe...

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