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prolactin and pregnancy
Hello ,I have detected with high level of prolactin 48.2 ng/ml and very slight enlargement in ovaries due to polysycsts.I still have regualr menstrual cycle and dont have any physical sign of high level of prolactin like liquid discharge from breast etc.I am very very stressful for a year so is it stress causing high prolactin?? may i still have the chances to get pregnant before treating these health problem??
i am on bromcriptine right now... and hopefully will be starting another ivf cycle in the new year. did it work for you ? were you able to conceive.
hi there,
i also had a mild case of elevated prolactin levels at 42 ng and no physical signs.
my cycles were super long ranging 42-45 days. my doctor prescribed bromocriptine to bring down the prolactin to normal levels. I still take the pill once a day until I achieve a pregnancy. This helps regulate your cycles, so they are not so irregular. From what I was told, this was the reason why I could not conceive. So you may want to see your doctor about getting it treated.
goodluck to you and hope this info helps:)
i also had a mild case of elevated prolactin levels at 42 ng and no physical signs.
my cycles were super long ranging 42-45 days. my doctor prescribed bromocriptine to bring down the prolactin to normal levels. I still take the pill once a day until I achieve a pregnancy. This helps regulate your cycles, so they are not so irregular. From what I was told, this was the reason why I could not conceive. So you may want to see your doctor about getting it treated.
goodluck to you and hope this info helps:)
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