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What would you diagnose with elevated levels of prolactin 106.5ug/l & alt 73 u/l? i've been in bed since jan 1, no appetite, severe right abdo pain.
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Sick: Elevated prolactin level associated with the following: prolactinoma, meds: phenothiazines, reglan, (metoclopramide) riperidone, ssri, estrogens, stress, pregnancy, hypothyroidism, kidney disease, chest trauma. Your elevated liver enzymes and severe abdominal pain would suggest some type of liver or gallbladder problem.
Answered 1/17/2015
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