Store sheet sets in the same room as the bed, between the mattress and box spring or tucked into an underbed box. 10. Keep a cedar chest (or a light-weight wicker basket if you have young children to avoid accidents) at the foot of your bed to hide blankets and extra pillows. 11. Tuck a whisk broom and dustpan in each bathroom for a daily dust-up. 12.
Another important symptom that can occur with a pituitary tumor is double vision, where a person sees two images instead of one. This occurs because a pituitary tumor can affect the nerves that help the eyes move properly. When the eyes are not aligned correctly, the brain will see double images.
Non-secretory tumors (which are also termed non-functioning) do not overproduce hormones, but cause problems due to their size and location. This is because they can compress both the normal pituitary gland and the surrounding structures. Hormone deficiencies may result from compression of the normal pituitary gland. Non-secreting tumors can also cause vision problems by growing upwards and compressing the optic nerves and chiasm, nerves which are important for vision. This pressure can lead to loss of peripheral vision.