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Question: Besides a physician's diagnosis, how can you tell if a Craniopharyngioma is recurring? Are there any symptoms to be aware of? If recurrence is in progress, and steroids are being taken as prescribed, how quickly can this tumor produce?
Answer:02/03/2003
The symptoms vary but a sign of recurrence is duplication of your original symptoms: headache, visual disturbance, losing too much water through urination, among others.

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