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How could a chest lesion contribute to hyperprolactenimia?
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Suckling reflex.: Seems that chest wall injury may activate local neural net that simulates "suckling" reflex. This should produce a modest rise in prolactin - nothing like a prolactinoma.
Answered 8/18/2014
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