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High Level Of Prolactin And Thyroid Hormone,this Should Be Massing
Brief Answer:
Yes, the high level of prolactin and thyroid level is the usual culprit.
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
I have gone through your query, the reports and understood your concern.
High prolactin and thyroid hormones levels can be caused by a condition related to the pituitary gland that is called pituitary adenoma.
In your case, it is possible that the adenoma produces prolactin and TSH.
The diagnosis is confirmed with a CT or MRI of the head, apart from the pituitary hormone level measurements.
About your question, I can say that both, high prolactin and thyroid hormone levels can mess up your sex drive.
Generally, this condition causes low libido but even the opposite is possible in some cases.
The solution depends on the root cause.
I want to know if you have done a CT or MRI of the head recently?
Waiting for your response.
Regards.
Yes, the high level of prolactin and thyroid level is the usual culprit.
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
I have gone through your query, the reports and understood your concern.
High prolactin and thyroid hormones levels can be caused by a condition related to the pituitary gland that is called pituitary adenoma.
In your case, it is possible that the adenoma produces prolactin and TSH.
The diagnosis is confirmed with a CT or MRI of the head, apart from the pituitary hormone level measurements.
About your question, I can say that both, high prolactin and thyroid hormone levels can mess up your sex drive.
Generally, this condition causes low libido but even the opposite is possible in some cases.
The solution depends on the root cause.
I want to know if you have done a CT or MRI of the head recently?
Waiting for your response.
Regards.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Arnab Banerjee
is my testesterone very poor for a 22years old?
please what is the normal level of testesterone for someone at my age braccet in ng/ml
i attatched my test below ,what do you think about my testesterone levels,i am confussed
i feal weak at times,i have muscles and i look fit and healthy but am just thinking this prolactin and elevated thyroid is reducing my testesterone and the main cause if ou confirm if the level is low,please i need your opinion and avice ,including your direction
please what is the normal level of testesterone for someone at my age braccet in ng/ml
i attatched my test below ,what do you think about my testesterone levels,i am confussed
i feal weak at times,i have muscles and i look fit and healthy but am just thinking this prolactin and elevated thyroid is reducing my testesterone and the main cause if ou confirm if the level is low,please i need your opinion and avice ,including your direction
Brief Answer:
First advice: Eat healthily and do more physical activities.
Detailed Answer:
Hi again,
I have reviewed your attached report.
In general, the normal range in males is about 270-1070 ng/dL with an average level of 679 ng/dL.
A normal male testosterone level peaks at about age 20, and then it slowly declines.
You have a borderline high TSH level with normal free thyroid hormones. This means that you have borderline subclinical Hypothyroidism but for the moment the thyroid function is normal.
An anto TPO test is recommended to clarifie the thyroid gland situation.
-About your sexual hormone test results, it is evident that you have a low testosterone level and high prolactin level.
High TSH and Prolactine level can cause low testosteron and low T cause decresed libido and fatigue.
If you think that your actual symptoms interfere with your daily routine, apart from a healthy diet and lifestyle, I will suggest starting testosterone supplements.
These will be helpful to feel better.
Hope I have answered your questions.
Regards.
First advice: Eat healthily and do more physical activities.
Detailed Answer:
Hi again,
I have reviewed your attached report.
In general, the normal range in males is about 270-1070 ng/dL with an average level of 679 ng/dL.
A normal male testosterone level peaks at about age 20, and then it slowly declines.
You have a borderline high TSH level with normal free thyroid hormones. This means that you have borderline subclinical Hypothyroidism but for the moment the thyroid function is normal.
An anto TPO test is recommended to clarifie the thyroid gland situation.
-About your sexual hormone test results, it is evident that you have a low testosterone level and high prolactin level.
High TSH and Prolactine level can cause low testosteron and low T cause decresed libido and fatigue.
If you think that your actual symptoms interfere with your daily routine, apart from a healthy diet and lifestyle, I will suggest starting testosterone supplements.
These will be helpful to feel better.
Hope I have answered your questions.
Regards.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Arnab Banerjee
any relationship between hypothyroidism and rhinosinusitis
i was diagnosed and having both ,nasal congestion especially which comes on and off and doesnt ever goes permanently for some time now,with extreme fatique and low testesterone due to high prolactin leveles which i assumed was caused by the hypothyroisism
i was diagnosed and having both ,nasal congestion especially which comes on and off and doesnt ever goes permanently for some time now,with extreme fatique and low testesterone due to high prolactin leveles which i assumed was caused by the hypothyroisism
Brief Answer:
No relationship.
Detailed Answer:
Hi again.
You have borderline high TSH level with normal thyroid hormone levels.
This means that you actually are in euthyroid condition.
You are at risc to develop hypothyroidism but for the moment your thyroid situation is normal.
So,it is definitively No relationship between your rhinosinusitis and your subclinical hypothyroidism.
Hope i have answered to your question.
Wish you all the best.
No relationship.
Detailed Answer:
Hi again.
You have borderline high TSH level with normal thyroid hormone levels.
This means that you actually are in euthyroid condition.
You are at risc to develop hypothyroidism but for the moment your thyroid situation is normal.
So,it is definitively No relationship between your rhinosinusitis and your subclinical hypothyroidism.
Hope i have answered to your question.
Wish you all the best.
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Nagamani Ng
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