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Q: High prolactin level

asked by: mihss on May 7th, 2009

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I'm a 24 year old soon to be married. I've never had regular periods and lately found out that this is due to a high prolactin level. I was on treatment (Bromocriptine 2.5mg) but i was experiencing alot of the side effects (vomiting, dizziness, fast heart rate)so I came off of this. I live in a counrty where treatments for my sort of problems are not easily found and if they are its very expensive. I'd like to know what are my chances for becoming pregnant should I start treatments and are there special diets I should be on?

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dartmouth1

replied on June 3rd, 2009

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HI i haven't got an answer really for you, but I have also just been told i have very high prolactin, my level 2630 so very high! I have been told it is impossible to become pregnant as the prolactin acts as if you were on the pill whch doesn't allow you to get pregnant. I am waiting to be seen by a specialist. Can I ask if you have had a ct scan or a MRI?

Hope all works out for you.

sailesh

replied on August 14th, 2009

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prolectin

hi
my prolectin level is more then 2000, how come i decrease the level of high prolectin from my blood?is there any method or treatment for decreasing the level of PL.
hina

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