Pituitary Tumor Questions

General exercises: a range of motion and stretching exercises can help combat the inevitable inward movement of the limbs as muscles and tendons shorten. Limbs tend to become fixed in position, and these types of activities can help keep them mobile for longer. Standard low-impact aerobic exercises such as walking and swimming can also help slow the disease’s progression.
Breathing assistance: as the muscles used for breathing become weaker, it may be necessary to use devices to help improve...more

Hello . Though cancer has a tendency for genetic transmission. Still its not necessary that every genetic disease will appear in further generation .There are medicines in Homeopathy , which can reduce the chances of genetic transmission of any disease . For further details you can ask me through private questions.

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There r lots of physiotherapeutic treatment protocol for muscular dys trophy .u can get from youtube but better first consult with a physiotherapist, learn from his what to do whatever exercises he suggests .do continue at home in regular basis.

Start physiotherapy,, also with this u can go for proper homeopathic treatment which will also help to improve the condition

It cannot be improved as it is related to brain matter,, the tumor have injured the optical lobe,, soo it's almost impossible

Yes stem cell therapy is an option of treatment for muscular dystrophy but the result is varied and not confirmed yet.

Headache is an important symptom of brain tumour. It may be acute or chronic and with or without vomiting. About 2/3rd of brain tumour patients experience headache at some point of time .but absence of headache doesn't exclude brain tumour. Symptoms of brain tumour depend on the type and location of the tumour. Primary brain tumours are more common at the age group of 40-60. So you should not be panicked. There are many other curable /benign neurological diseases which may give rise to symptoms ...more

Does your bleeding get stopped after a while or you bleed for a long time. You need to check with your vitamin k levels.

Most of the meningioma are benign, slow growing tumour represent 10-15% they contain proliferating cells they american brain tumor association be faster growing and likely to grow back after treatment even after complete resection.