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Prolactin level reduce to 8 ng/ml
Hello doctors,
I was diagnosed with high prolactin serum value of 106ng/ml on 19th Feb and i am taking cobargoline twice a week from 22nd Feb. Today I have again tested for prolactin level and level reduced to 8 ng/ml.
I want to know in this short period of time prolactin level reduces. It is normal or not?
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Get your sr.prolactin report rechecked
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Pls repeat ur report,pls connect for online consultation and advice,need more details
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Yes sometimes it comes normal
Go for test again after7 days of stopping medication
It is very sensitive test so done properly night sleep should be proper and in 4 hour of getting up in morning sample is taken
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avoid pressing nopple to chek the discharge
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get yourself examined with second report of prolactin or consult online
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Get another time with correct collection of sample
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It is normal
Now take caberglobin once a wk
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Dr. Gunjan Agrawal
Obstetrician
16 yrs exp
Jaipur
Yes it can
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Dr. Dipti Mulay
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13 yrs exp
Navi Mumbai
Yes. It has come down to normal now. You can stop taking the medicine
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