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Spotting between period
Spotting between period from last 6 months, bulky uterrus and 13 mmthickend endrometrium, then strate birth control pill with doctor suggestion, as bleeding not reduced, did prolactin test ,and value is high 145. Taking medicine from 1 month to reduce prolactin.. why the spotting is not resolving?
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Prolactin-related spotting can take a few months to settle once treatment starts, so one month may not be enough time yet to see full improvement.
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Continue the medicine as prescribed and get prolactin and a pelvic scan repeated after another month to check response.
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If spotting becomes heavy or prolonged, don't wait for the follow-up date, contact your doctor sooner.
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Reasons Raised prolactin levels Raised endometrial thickness If endometrial thickness is more than ten immediately post periods u need a biopsy
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