Question 1

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?

Question 2

Recently, I got a full body checkup done. I discovered that my prolactin level is 65, which is above the normal range for a non pregnant woman. Is this alarming? What could be the possible reasons for this?

Question 3

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.

Cysts with low Hb and itching may indicate PCOD plus anemia or infection. Itching could be due to a yeast infection. Weight gain is common in PCOD. Consider gynecologist review, iron therapy, and vaginal swab if symptoms persist.

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Recently, I got a full body checkup done. I discovered that my prolactin level is 65, which is above the normal range for a non pregnant woman. Is this alarming? What could be the possible reasons for this?