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2025-12-20 03:06:38
I recently did a test and my prolactin level is 33.6 How can i control my prolactin level, please suggest
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You can take medication by which it will reduce

Answered2025-12-24 11:06:04

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Kindly repeat the test to confirm raised levels. As the prolactin levels are known to fluctuate. If persistent high levels, you will need prescription medication for same

Answered2025-12-22 06:17:42

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Hello. For raised prolactin levels you need to take medicines. Kindly take consultation for the same

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Pls connect for online consultation and advice

Answered2025-12-20 11:06:37

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Answered2025-12-20 13:14:22

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You need to take medicine for 4 weeks to suppress the hormone.Connect for prescription

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You will need medicine .consult for prescription please.

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