Home🎤Archived Interview: Terry G, pituitary patient

🎤Archived Interview: Terry G, pituitary patient

April 16, 2019April 13, 2019 MaryO Interviews, Meetings and Conferencesantibiotics, bilateral adrenalectomy, BLA, blood pressure, cortisol, Cushing’s, Dr Diana Maas, Dr Hrayr Shahinian, Dr. Theodore Friedman, endocrinologist, infection, Muscle, optic nerve, partial empty sella, PICC line, Pituitary, sinus sphenoid, steroids, surgeon, weight

Terry (Terry) is a long time pituitary Cushing’s survivor.

Terry had a pituitary surgery (in LA) in October of 2003 which did not cure her Cushing’s Disease. Then, Dec 13th, 2003 she had her BLA in a Wisconsin hospital. She also had an infection in her sphenoid sinus. It originated at the site of her pituitary surgery from October 2003. She had to be on a lot of antibiotics and narcotic pain relievers.

In Sept 2005 the surgeon removed the infection from one area, making another area clear…..

Listen at http://www.blogtalkradio.com/cushingshelp/2008/04/17/interview-with-terry-g-pituitary-patient

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