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Should i be concerned over macroplactain results 422 (<350)?
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Depends: Macroprolactin is inactive and is of no concern. However, unless it is separated properly from regular prolactin, you can not be sure that there is not a pituitary problem. If you have any symptoms, you will need a work up to be sure there is not a pituitary problem in addition to the macroprolactin.
Answered 3/28/2019
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