Why a Second Opinion Is Reasonable
Most pituitary tumors are benign and grow slowly, so in the great majority of cases there is time to make an unhurried, well-informed decision. A second opinion can confirm the diagnosis and clarify your options — including whether you need surgery at all.
When to Seek One
Before scheduling surgery; when you are choosing between medication and an operation (as with many prolactinomas); when a tumor is recurrent or residual; or any time you are unsure about the plan.
How to Get One
It is usually as simple as sending your MRI images and recent bloodwork for review. Our team will look at your case and give you a straight answer. See become our patient.
It Will Not Offend Your Doctor
Second opinions are a normal part of medicine, and good physicians welcome them. Your care team wants you to feel confident in your plan.Become our Patient. Send us your MRI and recent bloodwork and our team will review your case. Call 813-333-1186 or fax records to 844-691-5928.