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Prolactin in blood test is 48.45
BMI is normal ,pcos ruled out, irregular periods since January ,got my prolactin test done yesterday level is 48.45 is it normal or it will lead to infertility ?tsh level is 3.51
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Prolactin is little high Ypu will need some medication Are you planning for pregnancy now? Go to my website www.familygynaec.com For articles on Fertility counseling Blog section
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It's high level of prolactin, will affect pregnancy, U need to normalize it
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Yes for irregular periods take Tablet Normoz once a day for a month at bedtime Syrup M2Tone 2 spoons twice a day for a month
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For high prolactin take Tablet Cabergolin 0.25 mg once a week for 4 weeks
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Repeat serum prolactin after 4 weeks Thyroid is normal Take a boiled egg daily Avoid lifting weights and stress Drink plenty of water and fruits juice
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Hi. You can start tab Cabgolin .25 once a week for 3 weeks to reduce the prolactin level .take after dinner . Repeat S Prl ater 2 months .
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