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New and unusual symptoms occurring? Help?
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BigAppleChick
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Thank you for the information! I've been off bromacriptine since February and ironically my prolactin levels are no different than when I was on it! Your articles are suggesting that the bromacriptine could indeed help supress these symptoms? Is that it? They were quite clinical so I had a hard time translating! (Mind you, I'm trying very hard to really educate myself on the medical lingo as it's going to help me get my points across with my endo.) I know my doctor will suggest going back on it because he'll say that it will reduce all this small problems I'm having but I don't want to have the bromacriptine mask the fact my hormones are wacky (as per my other posting Minnie). Minnie, what other hormonal tests are there that I could do beyond the normal ones we all get? I want to be so specific with him this time round as I feel it's my last kick at the can with this useless endo. and it may take me a while to find another so I should at least get some more tests done!! I know he'll disregard my symptoms as he did last time saying I had a non-functioning tumour and my symptoms were not related to my tumour. He's a loser. |
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