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Increasing Prolactin levels
I diagnosed with PCOD. I got my periods after four months ten days. My prolactin level was 29 ng/ml two months ago. Now It's 69 ng/ml. I've done the blood test when I'm on 2nd day of my periods. Can prolactin increase the time of Menstruation?
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Prolactin should be tested in the morning time after waking up and high levels needs to be corrected asap to avoid irregular menstruation and infertility. Kindly connect for further guidance.
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The timing of prolactin test should be within 3 hours of getting up irrespective of your period
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