Often, doctors will observe newly diagnosed pituitary tumors to see if they grow, before recommending or undertaking treatment, particularly if the tumor is not producing any significant symptoms. This option requires regular follow-up visits. It is possible that the tumor will grow or begin to change and that treatment will be necessary at a later time.

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