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The pituitary gland (Pituitary) is located at the base of the brain, right behind the nose, and its size does not exceed the size of a pea. However, despite its small size, the pituitary gland is considered an essential part of the endocrine system (the system responsible for secreting hormones).

The pituitary gland secretes a number of hormones that work independently, such as growth hormone (Somatotropin) and prolactin hormone (Prolactin). It is also responsible for secreting a number of hormones that affect other glands, such as the thyroid gland (Thyroid), the adrenal glands (Adrenal glands), the testicles and the ovaries. In fact, the human body is almost devoid of organs that are not affected by the work of the pituitary gland (pituitary gland), as it affects blood pressure, weight, growth, the reproductive system and other organs.

Pituitary tumors can lead to disorders in the hormonal system's performance, where it may begin to secrete hormones without control. On the other hand, the tumor can impede the secretion of hormones properly, without secreting hormones itself.

The majority of tumors that affect the pituitary gland are benign tumors (adenoma), meaning that they are tumors that do not invade nearby layers nor spread to distant organs.

There are several ways to treat the gland and its tumors, starting from the use of drugs that can control its growth and development, and ending with the removal of the tumor itself.

Symptoms of pituitary tumors:
Some symptoms of pituitary tumors appear due to the mechanical pressure that the tumor creates on the surrounding area, thus leading to pressure and disturbances in the secretion of other hormones, or due to the effect on the hormonal system by secreting unwanted hormones.

Mechanical pressure leads to:

• -Headaches
• -Loss of part of the field of vision, especially in the peripheries
• -Nausea and vomiting
• -Fatigue
• -Weakness
• -Loss of ability to tolerate cold
• -Constipation
• -Low blood pressure
• -Hair loss (from various parts of the body)
• -Decline in sexual abilities
• -Unwanted changes in body weight

Also, some tumors can secrete hormones, then they are called "functional tumors". These tumors may secrete prolactin hormone (Prolactin), then they are called "prolactinoma", or they may secrete growth hormone, causing a condition of acromegaly (Acromegaly). But if they secrete the adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH - adrenocorticotropic hormone), they will cause Cushing Syndrome, or they may secrete thyroid-stimulating hormone (Thyroid-stimulating hormone - TSH), which leads to hyperthyroidism.

---Dr.Ammer🩺🧬🔬

Halloween The Festival Of Disbelievers Not Muslims

Allāh says in Qur'ān: والذين لا يشهدون الزور

“And those who do not witness falsehood..” • [al-Qur'ān 25:72]

Mujāhid and other than him from the Salaf said that falsehood (Zoor) refers to the festivals of disbelievers.

قال رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم : من تشبه بقوم فهو منهم.

The Messenger of Allāh ﷺ said: “Whoever imitates a nation then he is from amongst them.”

● [رواه أبو داود]

قال عمر بن الخطاب رضي الله عنه : اجتنبوا أعداء الله في عيدهم.

‘Umar b. al-Khaṭṭāb رضي الله عنه said: “Avoid the enemies of Allāh during their festivals.” and in one narration with addition “.. for the Wrath of Allāh descends upon them during it.”

● [تاريخ الكبير للبخاري]

قال عبدالله بن عمرو رضي الله عنه : من مر ببلاد الاعاجم فصنع نيروزهم و مهرجانهم و تشبه بهم حتى يموت و هو كذلك حشر معهم يوم القيامة.

‘Abdullāh b. ‘Amr رضي الله عنه said: “Whoever settles in the land of the non-Arabs and celebrates their new year and festival and imitates them until he dies while he is in that state, will be gathered with them on the Day of Resurrection.”

● [أخرجه البيهقي في الكبرى]

Ibn Taymīyyāh said: “Muslims should not celebrate any festival of the disbelievers.”

‎● [مختصر اقتضها أسصراط المستقيم ١٧-١٨]

As a man who has been living with bipolar disorder for the past 10 years, I often find myself questioning whether I will ever be able to provide the kind of stability and security my future wife deserves. This condition affects nearly every aspect of my daily life, and there are times when I genuinely struggle to recognize myself.

During my manic episodes, my personality changes drastically. I’m naturally an introverted person, but when mania takes over, I become extremely extroverted, charismatic, ambitious, and business-oriented. I suddenly develop an overwhelming desire to accomplish things. I spend excessively on clothes, fragrances, and technology. I immerse myself in books, video games, and countless interests, often with an intensity that’s difficult to control. At the same time, I become increasingly irritable, and sometimes I feel as though I’ve lost control of the person I normally am.

I’m not sharing this to seek sympathy or pity. I’m simply acknowledging the reality I’ve been living with for a decade.

When I think about marriage, I feel a mixture of hope, fear, and uncertainty. I believe I have a good character, decent values, and average looks. I may not have everything figured out, but I know the kind of man I want to become. Still, I sometimes wonder whether my struggles would make marriage more difficult, not just for me, but for the woman who chooses to share her life with me.

The hardest part is the emptiness I carry within myself. Most of my friends are scattered across different parts of the world, and being naturally introverted makes forming new friendships difficult. Even then, I believe friendship and marriage fulfill different emotional needs. I long for genuine companionship, someone with whom I can share the ordinary moments of life, build a future, and experience a sense of belonging.

I understand that marriage comes with responsibilities. As a husband, I believe I should be able to provide, protect, and stand beside my wife through life’s uncertainties. The protection part is something I’m confident about. Financially, I’m still working toward becoming the man I aspire to be.

I come from an affluent family, and I’m grateful for the privileges and opportunities that have come with that upbringing. However, I have no desire to spend my life living in my parents’ shadow. I want to establish my own identity, build something meaningful through my own efforts, and know that whatever I provide for my future family comes from my own hard work and determination.

Perhaps what troubles me most isn’t the idea of marriage itself, but the fear that my condition might prevent me from becoming the husband I want to be.

I don’t expect marriage to cure my loneliness or someone else to carry the burden of my struggles. I simply want the opportunity to love someone sincerely, to be loved in return, and to build a peaceful life together.

At the end of the day, I’m not searching for a perfect life or a perfect partner. I’m simply trying to become a man who can offer love, loyalty, stability, and peace, even while fighting battles within himself that the world may never fully understand.

Looking for a husband 😍

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Why it’s hard for me to find a Muslim wife nowadays? Is it me or me not looking hard or me not ready yet?

I'm not looking for a perfect man. I'm looking for a good man with a kind heart, strong values, and sincere intentions. Someone who wants to build a loving home, support each other's dreams, and grow together through every season of life. I believe marriage should be a partnership built on love, respect, and commitment.

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