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I have high prolactin levels and i haven't had a period in 5 months and i have been scheduled to see a endocrinologist what will they be doing to me?
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History and labs: The endocrinologist will take a complete history and will also most likely order some additional blood work to confirm the diagnosis. After that point, they will provide recommendations regarding additional treatment and/or tests.
Answered 4/14/2014
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