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    discussion 10

    Which condition ( hypothyroidism or hyperthyroidism) will cause prolactinemia?

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    my guess

    mimi, it looks like I spoke to soon in my response to discussion 9 http://www.valuemd.com/viewtopic.php?t=14474
    You did a great job bringing this concept together

    Here is my guess which was also in my last answer:
    TRH is a stimulator of PRL. So with primary hypothyroidism, where low T4 increases TSH and TRH, you'll see an increase in PRL as a result.


    ref: Kaplan path by goljan sec 2 pg 182

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    re

    That is it, step 1, Welldone.

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