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Head Injury, Mood Swings, Losing Balance, Confusion, Loss Of Hearing. Is Something Wrong With Pituitary Gland?
hi my ? is i been hit (punched ) in the head i was in a abuseive realishionship and tramatic abuse mosely to head happened all though i seem fine to others i dont feel like i am and i loose balence offen, get confused, mood swings , and im 32 but here im in ? cause i had taken proitropin injections as a kid for 12 years hgh ... putiutary glands ? in brain would that cause damage to those or what do u think and i know my hearing is very much lost in my r. ear so is my thinking im not as quick and alert as before .* im not involved with that person any more moved and im safe today!!!!!
Hi ! Head injury can cause all the symptoms you have described. But to pin point this as a cause and to exclude any truama to the pituitary, you have to consult your family physician who may advise you to go for a CT scan of the head. The loss of hearing may also be due to local trauma to the ear drum or due to a direct effect of the head injury. You may also need the help from a ENT specialist if it does not subside. Wishing you an early recovery.
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Head Injury, Mood Swings, Losing Balance, Confusion, Loss Of Hearing. Is Something Wrong With Pituitary Gland?
Hi ! Head injury can cause all the symptoms you have described. But to pin point this as a cause and to exclude any truama to the pituitary, you have to consult your family physician who may advise you to go for a CT scan of the head. The loss of hearing may also be due to local trauma to the ear drum or due to a direct effect of the head injury. You may also need the help from a ENT specialist if it does not subside. Wishing you an early recovery.