Just like estrogen and progesterone are important for pregnancy and periods, prolactin is key for breastfeeding and fertility. It comes mainly from the pituitary gland.
Prolactin helps with breast growth and making milk after pregnancy. It also impacts periods and reproductive health.
At NES™, we conduct detailed testing to understand prolactin levels and their effects, aiming to identify and treat the root causes of hormonal imbalances.
Our approach focuses on natural and integrative methods to correct prolactin imbalances, which can affect women's menstrual cycles, mood, ovulation, and thyroid function.
Low prolactin levels in women may lead to difficulty in producing milk post-pregnancy and could affect breast development during pregnancy and menstrual cycles. Often, low prolactin is symptomless and detected only through blood tests, requiring a doctor's assessment for proper diagnosis.
