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High prolactin
I m having treatment of high prolactin level. I had not period for 1 month so I showed Dr. And pressed my pressed my breast and said milk is coming. My thyroid is normal.Yesterday I did cbc can u pls tell is it normal if not then what is the problem. Plz tell me does high prolactin level causes slight pain in right breast. I m having Ovidale and pyridoxine and cabergoline tablets from Dr. Prescription. Plz see my report. I want to conceive also...I have one girl of 3 and half years from ceaserean.
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This is normal report.Raised prolactin can cause breast pain. If you are breastfeeding,stop immediately. You should conceive once your prolactin levels come to normal.
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Yours reports are okay. Connect please for detailed information
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