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Previous Thread Next Thread Print Thread Prolactin levels #15922 01/22/14 11:31 PM Joined: Dec 2013 Posts: 11 T tegx12 OP member OP tegx12 member T Joined: Dec 2013 Posts: 11 I just had my labs drawn after being on the protocol for about 10 weeks. I am on Yasmin BCPs and motilium 40mg 3x/day. My progesterone was <0.5 and estrogen <15 both in the post-menopausal range, however my prolacin was at 202.8 which was in the high range for pregnant females. I was told pregnancy range for prolacin is 10.0-209.0 I am very exciting about my prelactin levels and hopes that mean ill have good luck bring in milk, however a bit worried about my estrogen/progesterone levels. Should I be addressing that? I don't start pumping until mid-April (baby due late may) Last edited by tegx12; 01/23/14 02:11 AM. Copy Link to Clipboard

Re: Prolactin levels tegx12 #15923 01/24/14 10:56 PM Joined: Sep 2008 Posts: 247 C Claudia experienced member Claudia experienced member C Joined: Sep 2008 Posts: 247 I am not sure about this. I would email Lenore.

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