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Sustained oestrogen-induced hyperprolactinaemia results from a pituitary defect

J O Willoughby, H J Pederick, P M Jervois

The Journal of Endocrinology

|December 1, 1983

Summary

Oestrogen-induced hyperprolactinaemia in rats primarily originates from the pituitary gland. Chronic high prolactin levels alter responses to dopamine and serotonin, suggesting pituitary autonomy.

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