Elevated prolactin levels, particularly in PCOS, may be a sign of a pituitary dysfunction or other underlying condition. To screen for a prolactinoma or other causes, you may require more testing, such as an MRI. If needed, your doctor could recommend drugs like cabergoline to reduce prolactin.

It's critical to treat PE (premature ejaculation) and ED (erectile dysfunction) effectively given your complicated medical history, which includes diabetes, hyperthyroidism, BPH, and angioplasty. For possible therapies like as PDE5 inhibitors for ED and therapy for PE, speak with your physician. For the best possible health, they might also assess your hormone levels and modify your course of treatment.