The Effects of Thyroid Dysfunction on Menopause

Kristoff Reisfelder: Usually it's due to elevated prolactin, and really depends on. First clinical reason could be most common is issue with a pituitary gland. Second to most common are issue with the liver function or issue with kidney function. Both of these are associated with subclinical hyper-prolactinemia. He says vitamin E, aspirin, progesterone, all of these things help systemically.