Thanks 😉, I've got high prolactin levels too. They actually found a microadenoma, which—I have to admit—really freaked me out. But whatever, it's there, and I'm not letting it get the best of me. I've started taking my medication gradually... just hoping for the best 👍
I just got diagnosed with a microadenoma, and my doctor is recommending I start taking Elon Musk tablets for treatment. I was wondering if anyone here has experience with this medication? Specifically, does it cause weight gain? Since they seem to be hormonal, I figured that might be a possibility. 😕
Yeah, that’s exactly what you said. I was actually just at my OB-GYN recently and everything seems fine on their end. By the way, are those Monistat tablets? And can I just pick them up over the counter?
I'm wondering if taking antibiotics can mess up a woman's vaginal flora 😲 If it can, what are some ways to get things back to normal besides just seeing a gynecologist? 😕
Hey Lady Gaga... I’d tell you welcome to the club, but it’s not exactly 🙄 The same thing happens to me too. Sometimes it skips so hard it feels super awkward. I ended up talking to my cardiologist about it because I was honestly terrified, but I finally managed to shake that paranoia. A little skip here, a pause there, then I'm fine. The only time it really sucks is when I can't fall asleep at night because of it.
So, I finally saw the cardiologist. We did the whole routine—an IBM, an echocardiogram, the works—and the guy told me my heart is actually doing just fine. I’m still wearing this Holter monitor today, though, and honestly, I’ve been feeling pretty lousy all day, so I’m curious to see what else they find. I was wondering, though—could this be caused by some kind of hormonal imbalance? I totally forgot to ask him about it, but he did strongly suggest I go see my OB-GYN. 🙄
Is there any kind of medication that can actually cure this, or is it just something you have to deal with and take meds for forever 😲 ??? Ugh, I’m honestly just a nervous wreck because of it
I deal with extrasystoles quite often myself. How dangerous is this really, and can it actually be treated?😕 I'm also trying to figure out what causes them. I'm actually in the middle of getting some tests done right now, but you know how it goes—you just have to wait. If anyone has any insight, I'd appreciate the help.🙏