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What course would you recommend if Total T is at 282 but prolactin is in the 1150 range?

AlphaMD's Answer

That prolactin level is more than just a little high. Low T in the setting of high prolactin raises concern for a prolactinoma (a usually benign neoplasm of the pituitary gland). Typically an MRI would be necessary to evaluate this potential diagnosis further. Follow-up with your doctor for further evaluation.

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