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Does it allways mean that high prolactin=40ng/ml and tsh=5.04yu/ml cause infetility?
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No: No it doesn't, but both can hinder your normal fertility. Fasting prolactin shouldn't usually be above around 20-25 ng/ml and TSH ideally should be less than about 2.0. These probelems might go together, or may be independent. Repeating teh prolactin fasting is helpful (if you haven't already done so.).
Answered 6/10/2014
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