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2022-05-05 00:54:51
Gd mrng drs...I have a high prolactic level I'm 24 years old ...can I able to get pregnant naturally...is this prolactic can affect my future😑if it became normal then I able to give birth to a baby...?
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Please consult an endocrinologist. Once your prolactin levels are normalised, there is a chance to conceive naturally.

Answered2022-05-05 07:50:02

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Pls connect for online consultation and discussion,u hve hormone issue

Answered2022-05-05 04:58:12

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U hvnt mentioned the exact values This is a treatable thing If treated will not affect future pregnancy prospect If untreated yes may pose an issue

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Yes. You can be pregnant naturally. We have medicine to reduce Prolactin level and a few tablets taken (unknowingly) after you have conceived will not affect the pregnancy.

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