Patient's question:
I have three children and still get acne on my face. I only don't get acne when I'm pregnant or in winter. Others say my endocrine is. Yesterday, I went to the hospital to check six sex hormones, and two of them were high. The third one, prolactin, is 676.17, with a reference range of 108.8-557.1. The sixth one, testosterone, is 8.69, with a reference range of 0.45-3.75.Past treatment history and effectiveness:
No treatment has been administered.
Desired help:
I want to know what this means and whether it is serious.
Doctor's answer:
If you are currently breastfeeding, high prolactin levels are normal. If you are not breastfeeding, high prolactin levels require further examination and treatment.Medical advice: High prolactin levels may be associated with a pituitary microadenoma, so we usually perform a CT scan to check for pituitary inflammation. Facial acne is related to high testosterone levels, and you can take birth control pills for a period of treatment. It is recommended to follow a light diet and avoid spicy and irritating foods. It is best to complement this with traditional Chinese medicine regulation.
Doctor's inquiry: There are several treatment methods for gynecological diseases, but since the patient's condition varies, different diagnostic approaches are adopted. Therefore, it is necessary for the patient to be diagnosed as soon as possible to prescribe the correct treatment.