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[Hormonal and functional parameters in hyperprolactinaemia (author's transl)].

R Pavelka, R Schmid, W H Schneider

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    |December 7, 1979
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    Elevated prolactin levels in women correlate with menstrual cycle disorders. Higher prolactin levels are linked to more severe menstrual irregularities and diminished hormonal responses.

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