Thank you...this truly will let my mind rest.
Normally pituitary gland has a concvave upper margin and increase in size leads to a convex margin, in your case gland is mildly bulky but this is a case normally in the reporductive age group females and there was no focal lesion on Contrast ehanced study i suppose. So there is nothing to worry about as of now...
The configuration of the pituitary gland is influenced by age and sex, the location of the carotid arteries, the shape of the pituitary fossa, transmission of cerebrospinal fluid pulsation into the sella turcica permitted by an incompetent diaphragma sella, and the presence of an intrasellar mass. A convex contour of the superior surface of the pituitary gland was once considered to be unusual or abnormal
(However), recent studies using CT or MRI scanning found that convex superior contours occur in as many as 35% to 44% of women of childbearing age .