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Has Anyone Here With Epilepsy Been Diagnosed With A Prolactinoma?
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Hi all. Im currently being tested for a prolactinoma due to symptoms of; breast milk, (Im not feeding or prgo) and chronic headaches. Im awaiting an MRI and have had bloods taken. My epilepsy is well controlled. I have not had a seizure for 1.5yrs! Yay me. I was only diagnosed 4yrs ago and have had 3 grand mal seizures. Hopefully these current symptoms are just a hormonal inbalance and not a tumor as my Dr suspects. If anyone has any info or has a similar story I would love to hear from you… read more

posted June 3, 2018
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A MyEpilepsyTeam Member

Hi! I also had a problem with lactation(Im in my 40's). It turned out to just be to medication that I was taking. Once I stopped the meds, everything went back to normal. (unfortunate for me because my lactating boobs looked great!)

posted June 4, 2018

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