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do doctor's perform surgery on scar tissue?
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Hi, I would like to pose a question...
What is the solution for a prolactinoma patient who had surgery 6 years ago, whose prolactin is creeping way up again, but shows signs of resistance to all dopamine-agonists? MRI shows "scar tissue" only, so the doctor's say. The normal alternative to drugs would be a second surgery, right? But why would doctors perform surgery on old scar tissue? Or do they actually do this?
How will I ever get back to normal? I can't come up with any answers to this. Been searching for hours and can't find anything on the net so far. Am I just doomed?
I would appreciated any replies...thanks!
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