Question 1

After a scan and blood tests, I have been diagnosed with PCOS. My results show AMH 7.5, prolactin 40, and vitamin D 13, while all other parameters are normal. My doctor has prescribed Myo inositol and Cabergoline 0.5?mg once a week for three weeks. I am confused about the Myo inositol dosage: should I take 2 tablets per day? I have a total of 60 Myo inositol tablets. Should I take both medications in the same month, or should I finish the Myo inositol first and then start Cabergoline? Please guide me.

Question 2

I was diagnosed with PID in a sonography test two weeks ago. Now, I have noticed some white discharge coming from my breast. What does this mean? The sonography was done two days after my period ended.

Question 3

I am a 23 year old unmarried girl. My height is 5.3 to 5.4, and my weight is 75.8 kg (overweight). My blood report shows Prolactin: 29.12 ng/ml, Hemoglobin: 11.7 gm/dl, Testosterone: 0.29 ng/ml, Fasting plasma glucose: 76.2 mg/dl, Postprandial glucose: 101.6 mg/dl, and my thyroid report is normal. My USG report shows immature follicles in both ovaries. I have attached the USG report and the doctor prescription. Could someone please explain the treatment process for PCOD and the uses of the medicines I have been prescribed?

My report shows 0.58 ng per ml prolactin. What does this mean? My prolactin was 57.47 in the last test. Is it raised or fallen? Please help me understand?

This indicates a significant drop in prolactin. The new value is quite low, suggesting possible pituitary or hormonal dysfunction. Clinical correlation and repeat testing may be needed.

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I was diagnosed with PID in a sonography test two weeks ago. Now, I have noticed some white discharge coming from my breast. What does this mean? The sonography was done two days after my period ended.