Secretory Adenoma

A secreting adenoma is a generally benign tumor that originates in glandular tissue and actively produces hormones, releasing them in amounts that can disrupt the body's balance.

Common symptoms: The manifestations depend on the hormone involved and the gland affected; they can include metabolic changes, in weight, in the skin, in blood pressure, or in other functions regulated by hormones.

When to see a doctor? It is advisable to seek guidance with persistent or unexplained hormonal symptoms that affect overall well-being.

Which specialist treats it? The endocrinologist is the professional specialized in glands and hormones, and at times collaborates with other specialists depending on the case. If you notice changes that suggest a hormonal imbalance, a professional assessment helps clarify them.