Re: Re: elevated prolactin from Xolair administration?

[Guest guest]

 

Asthma controll problems + large doses of evil candy  for long periods of time=

thyroid problems( among other things.).

 

Plus when you are stressed  prolactin levels can increase.   Increase in 

prolactin  can indicate hyporthiroidism in men and  in non-lactating women.

 

That is just a guess here....as I am not a doctor....I just play one on

tv...........I'm KIDDING!!!!!   (But having said that has any one seen the  new

commercial with " Doogie Houser, MD. "  in it? It's funny/bizarre/warped.)

From: instdesgn1 <instdesgn1@...>

Subject: [ ] Re: elevated prolactin from Xolair administration?

Date: Thursday, July 10, 2008, 11:31 PM

I had elevated levels of prolactin about 20 years ago - not unusual in

women. It disappeared about 3 years ago although I'll admit it hasn't

been tested since. But, never even thought of it related to Xolair.

Is there a special reason for the question?

--- In , " Mark Headley " <mjheadley@. ..>

wrote:

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> anyone else experience this?

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> anyone else have their prolactin levels monitored while on Xolair and

seen no change?

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> Thanks,

>

> Mark

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