Bad/Good Prolactin. Is "Dostinex" a Panacea for All Ailments?
Elevated prolactin levels and self-administration of Dostinex are becoming increasingly common during endocrinologist appointments. Why does prolactin increase, how can it be correctly identified, what does it mean, and what should be done about it? Endocrinologist Napolsky answers these questions in the second part of the video about prolactin.
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0.00 - What to do when prolactin is greater than 2000 mIU/L?
00.52 - What to do if a pituitary tumor is detected?
01.44 - Is prolactinoma dangerous?
02.07 - Dostinex/Cabergoline - why is it prescribed, how does it work?
03.28 - Taking Dostinex for Prolactin Levels from 600 to 2000 mIU/L
04.18 - Signs of a Significantly Increased Prolactin
05.03 - How to Obtain Reference (Normal) Prolactin Values
06.52 - How to Properly Take a Prolactin Test
08.25 - What is Macroprolactin?
09.43 - Conclusions