Patient's question:
Prolactin is still very high. In 2007, an MRI showed no pituitary tumor. Past treatment and effectiveness: In 2009, a 0.8 micronoma was discovered, and bromocriptine was prescribed—three tablets a day. It's still being taken, but menstruation hasn't returned. Does taking this medication guarantee menstruation? What should I do to get pregnant? Can ovulation induction help? What kind of help do I need: I want menstruation to return quickly and then get pregnant. Hello, can menopause occur without menstruation?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, in your case, you still need to focus on treatment. For your condition, this could be due to the absence of follicular development. In your situation, it is recommended that you undergo follicular monitoring to see if it works. If not, medication can be used to stimulate follicular development and ovulation to see if it helps with conception! The above is the advice for the question "What methods can be used to get pregnant quickly with high prolactin and amenorrhea?" It is hoped that it will be helpful to you. Wishing you good health!