10/14/2026
Most people associate prolactin with breastfeeding. But it’s produced in everyone, and when levels are chronically elevated outside of pregnancy, the effects are significant. In women: irregular cycles, low libido, and fertility issues. In men: low testosterone, reduced s*x drive, and fatigue. Elevated prolactin is often driven by stress, medications, thyroid dysfunction, or a small benign pituitary growth. It’s measurable, and when flagged early, it’s actionable.