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Q: High prolactin levels & meds - Could I Be Pregnant?

asked by: hemap on November 17th, 2007

New User

Hi,

I've high prolactin levels and I'm under medication (Cabergolin Tab .25mg (1) every week). I used to get my periods regularly, this month only I missed my period as of today 13 days. Today, I've got Home pregnancy test done and it was -ve.
So, I'm wondering whether could it be due to pregnancy?

Following are the symptoms that I'm experiencing currently
1. Lower back pain
2. Headache
3. Tiredness
4. Frequent urination

I really appreciate quick reponse

Thanks and Regards,
Hema

Replies(3)

Moo

replied on November 17th, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

I'm not sure of what effect your medication has on your periods/cycle but if you are having pregnancy symptoms a hpt should be .

Wait a few days and take another test (first morning urine) and if nothing go and see your doctore.

kouki

replied on November 17th, 2007

New User

Help

i had unprotected sex about a month ago,but he pulled out. but then my period came on the same day around an hour later. then my period came the day before yesterday (on the 15th, which is regular) but it finished today, which means it only lasted 2 days and a half. i am not gettin any syptoms
am i pregnant?

young Girl

replied on November 17th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

if you had your period then your not pregnant
if you think you are then please take a test because when you ask us "am i pregnant" guess what? we seriously are not psycic and we DONT know ok

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