*Chief complaint* A 31-year-old male was diagnosed with Pituitary gland tumor. *History* He was having hair loss along with fatigue & lethargy 6 months back. He consulted a doctor who prescribed regular tests + testosterone test. He also complains of weight gain. *Physical examination* He is a healthy male with no other disease. *Investigations* All reports are attached with the case and rest in the comments. His consulting doctor has prescribed regular tests + testosterone test 6 months back. In which Testosterone level was low. He repeated the test after 6 months then the testosterone level was even lower so he consulted an endocrinologist who asked for MRI Brain. Then he was diagnosed with Pituitary gland tumor. The difference in cortical level in 2 reports is because 1 test was done empty stomach and the other test was done after having 1 tablet (He dont remember the name) at night and repeat the test in the morning. This is why there is a difference in the level of serum cortisol. *Diagnosis* Pituitary gland Tumor *Treatment* 1) Could this tumor show growth in the future? 2) Is surgery needed? 3) What is the treatment - Only hormonal therapy or other treatment for tumor also? 4) What is management for his weight gain? Please ask any question you need to ask and give your valuable opinion.

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