Ways To Treat An Insulinoma

One main job of the pancreas is to provide insulin and other hormones that help control how much glucose is in the blood. A small tumor called an insulinoma may appear in the pancreas. This tumor, whether benign or cancerous, can produce too much insulin, causing an individual's blood sugar to become dangerously low. Because the tumor constantly produces and secretes insulin, treatment is important to prevent complications that occur from issues with low blood sugar, such as hypoglycemia. Depending on the size and location of the insulinoma, a physician may recommend different treatment options for recovery or to control symptoms.

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