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High Prolactin levels in blood
I have been suffering from acne issues for about two years now and been having fibromyalgia and anxiety issues and gastric issues for which i am taking anti acid medications and anxiety medication.One of the dermats i met suggested me to get checked for prolactin and the levels are high around 71.96ng/ml.
Can you please suggest how this can be lowered .Also are the medications that I am taking are responsible for such high levels?
Medications i am currently taking:
Zolgas
Etilam pro20mg
Patix cr 12.5mg
Sucralfate suspension
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Can help you, kindly provide me detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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Kindly consult for further treatment and mode of action.
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Extensive evaluation and proper drugs and menstrual history needed.
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Need to see report and previous treatment prescription
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