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Beta HCG is low
I have irregular periods. My usual cycle length is 43 days. My prolactin level is high. Currently it's 37.8. My last period day was July 8th. I haven't got my Periods since last 57 days. I have few pregnancy symptoms as well. We did a beta HCG and prolactin test today (2/9) and the values are: Prolactin: 37.85 Beta HCG: 1.20 Question: Why I have pregnancy symptom and HCG is low? Will it take more time increase HCG in blood? Is it possible to be pregnant in this case?
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Symptoms of pregnancy is because of high prolactin level Pregnancy is negative You take Caberglobin.5 mg One tab Once / wk -4 such Your periods will start and would be helpful in future pregnancy
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Beta hcg is negative Prolactin is a hormone which has pulsatile  secretion So pooled prolactin and TSH  estimation may help to know whether it is normal or not Needs an ultrasound and detailed evaluation for irregular periods
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Increase prolactin may cause delayed menses and infertility
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need to correct prolactin my medicine first
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contact me on practo for further management
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