Any good news on prolactinomas treatment

Hi there everybody, Since I had a prolactinoma removal surgery 13 years ago, I havent been up to date on science progress in treating or operating this condition.  As I suffer a relapse of the original tumor residue, I am experincing again all the symtoms (symptoms): Headaches, eyeaches, dimished strength and sexual drive and performance, etc.  My prolactin levels are up (2000), Thyroid hormones, gonadal hormones, cortisol, are all a mess. Surgery looks inevitable again, Bromocriptin treatment has not helped at all, cant tolerate Cabergoline.  Does anybody out ther knows anything new that could be of help.  Thanks

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There is pretty much surgery and radiation left.

There is one other medication available in Europe - if you have a very avant garde doc, he may try to get you in a trial or get the med for you in Europe.

As for radiation, if that is going to be the choice, there are several different types - and they should be researched as depending on the size and location of the lesion,

I would suggest that you use a surgeon that uses endoscopic methods and not microscopic, as they can see better. At least in 13 years, surgery techniques have improved and it should be a lot easier on you.