Hi Pooja. Can you please specify the symptoms you are referring to.

Pooja, I will need more information to understand better. There could be other underlying reasons or medical concerns which could be causing the galactorrhea. Have you had your thyroid hormones tested ? Those can also be related to the concern

I have a very typical symptom that identifies as the imbalance in prolactin hormone in my body. It doesn't go away. I have done the blood tests that show my prolactin levels are normal and still the symptoms persist. Is there any other reason that this might happen?

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