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Pituitary Gland - malfunction w/ normal hormones ... WHY? Posted: 10-30-07 09:03am


I have been tested for pituitary gland malfunction but the doctor doesn't know why. I have high cortisol, low testoterone, low t3 and t4 levels, pulse in the mid 30's, and anemia. The hormones that go with these are all normal. Does anyone know why my pituitary gland has malfunctioned. It is not not a tumor on the gland.

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