A Lesser Known Cause of Infertility

We love to be thorough here at the Fertility in Focus Podcast. As such, we sometimes dive into very specific conditions. Why leave any stone unturned, right?! Today’s session is about a sneaky hormonal imbalance that can be affecting your ability to conceive. If you’ve been struggling with irregular cycles, absent ovulation, low progesterone or a thin uterine lining, it may be due to high prolactin levels. This hormone, produced by the brain's pituitary gland, is vital in female reproduction. However, it can show up in men too. More on that later…

Luckily you can figure out whether you have elevated prolactin with a simple blood test. Causes and treatment, on the other hand, get a little more complex. In this session, we cover root causes as well as how you can get it back in check using supplements, diet and lifestyle.

Tune in as we discuss all things high prolactin and how you can prevent it from hindering you on your fertility journey.

You’ll Learn:
- Symptoms of high prolactin
- What happens when high prolactin goes untreated
- How it affects fertility
- What you can do about it
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