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Missed Periods from last 3 months
My partner’s last period was on May 24, and she hasn’t had a period since. Her last possible unprotected sex was June 24. Two home pregnancy tests (August 12 and August 21 (advance test)) were negative. Her blood report shows prolactin 35.81 ng/mL and TSH 6.90. She is taking thyroid medication and from
Last 2 weeks Cabgolin 0.25. What could be causing the missed periods, and should we be concerned about pregnancy or the elevated prolactin?
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Dr. Ankita Gahlot
Obstetrician
12 yrs exp
Bangalore
Starting medicine to bring down a raised prolactin level is a reasonable direction, and periods often take several weeks to normalise even after the hormone itself starts improving.
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Please get your prolactin and TSH rechecked after a few more weeks on treatment before assuming it isn't working.
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Dr. Prateeksha B S
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