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mulitple glands involved

I have a 4mm pituitary adenoma, calcification of the pineal gland, a solid nodule on thyroid (biopsy next week), adrenal insufficiency, bouts of tachycardia, headache, blurred vision (opthamologist tomorrow), cramping in my extremites, mostly my right calf. Is there a common link that could be causing all of my symptons, and will I ever get a genuine diagnosis and be well again? I feel very poorly. All of my doctors think the headache is not related, as it started out as a coital headache on May 6, but has not gone away. Thank you
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1382849 tn?1337549130
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Dear Dizy54

Unfortunately the goal of this forum is not to achieve any diagnosis.
Having said that, it sounds like most of your problems are endocrine related. I would recommend for you to see a neuro-endocrinologist.

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I forget to mention that I have been on Levothyroxine for about 2 years also, for hypothyroidism. I am on 10 mg Hydrocortisone and 120 mg propranolol daily.
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