to get pregnant at the time. they have stayed pretty level, a couple of times went up a little and would go for a repeat mri. she went off the pill
last april and really had a hard time regulating her cycle, different ideas from her endocronologist and her ob/gyn, but she has just announced that she is 7 1/2 weeks pregnant (yeah!). her dostinex is being decreased during her pregnancy and she is to see a high risk doctor during the
pregnacy. good luck.
I have read your post and my wife has a similar issue with your daughter. She is 9weeks pregnant now but is still taking dostinex as per endocrinologist's advice though her OB is not totally convinced with it. Now, we are worried about this dostinex matter, so I would just like to know, if it is not too much to ask, what is the update with your daughter now? and the baby?
Thanks and hoping to read from you soon.
I know it's kind of late to reply but I've just seen your post while searching on the net. I'm 40 years old and have been dealing with high prolactin level (between 100 - 140) for 9 years now. When first detected , I used Parlodel and got pregnant 9 months later but I had a miscarriage. Then my new gyno put me on Dostinex and then got pregnant but lost the baby again. After every miscarriage, my prolactin level got high up again. A four-weeks-treatment with Dostinex was enough to keep my level down for 4 months only. I had lost all my hope for a baby and decided that I could go on my life without it. Then, as soon as I gave up, I got pregnant. Gave birth to my doughter at age 36. Now she is 4,5. I'm still on Dostinex. This time, I'm seeing an Endrochronologist (spl?) and she put me on it continiously. I feel much better . Having much less migrane attacks, skin problems, etc.
I just wanted to tell you that you are still so young to be worried for not having a baby. You are not late for anything. Worrying makes it even harder to get pregnant. When you feel relaxed and deeply believe that everything will be alright in the near future, your body will be relaxed, too.
By the way, my misscarriages did not have anything to do either with my prolactin level, or with Dostinex. They were caused by some genetic problems coming from my husbands side (balanced translocation).
So, good luck with everything. I believe everything will be alright for you in the future...
Hello everyone,
I have been researching into having children eventhough I have had a pituitary tumor since I was 8 years old. I am currently 26 and starting to ask the hard questions. I had the hardest time with my cycle my entire life and was put on birth control for the pain and development of hormonal tumors. Shortly after being on birth control, I have found that I was allergic to birth control and am still currently recovering from getting the artificial hormones out of my system. I'm nervous about what the chances are of becoming pregnant as my boyfriend and I are reaching our 4 year anniversary. I have heard many people having the tumor after becoming pregnant or while being pregnant, but for me, I have delt with this my entire life. I was a late bloomer because of the size of my tumor. I had a tumor the size of a half dollar which was a major part of my body not reacting to the natural maturing of female hormones and organs. My fear is not being able to conceive, but my endocronologist has the highest hopes in the future. I'm slowly learning others have the same issues with periods and concerns for having families, after being diagnosed with this tumor, but if anyone has any advice, please email me. I am so excited for all who have had the chance to have children. I hope the fact that I have been on dostinex for 18 years will not interfere with having children.
Again if you have any advice,let me know.
Thanks you,
Michelle