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Estrogen-Induced Galactorrhea in Man
Archives of Internal Medicine, 1979A 36-year-old man had estrogen-induced galactorrhea and oligospermia. He had been taking an unknown amount of estrogen for a year. While hypogonadism, manifested by decreased libido and potency, was apparent at the time of estrogen administration, galactorrhea appeared two months after estrogen was discontinued. Normal skull film, tomogram views of the
Boris Draznin, Arie Maman
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Bupropion-associated galactorrhea: a case report.
Journal of Clinical Psychopharmacology, 2015Hyperprolactinemia and galactorrhea are some kind of adverse effects, which can ensue during the treatment process due to the use of mostly antipsychotic agents and rarely SSRIs.
Birmay Çam, Aslıhan Bilgin
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Sertralin induced normoprolactinemic galactorrhea
, 2015Galactorrhea is defined as non-puerperal lactation and frequently occurs as an adverse drug reaction due to typical antipsychotics. Furthermore antidepressants, especially SSRIs, cause galactorrhea since the introduction of imipramine to psychiatry ...
Mehmet A. Camkurt, N. Şimşek
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Incidence of Galactorrhea-Reply
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1976Dr Kemmann refers to several studies in which the incidence of galactorrhea among women of childbearing age was low. A similar number of studies can be cited in which the incidence of galactorrhea was substantially higher, ranging from 12% to 46%. 1-4 The striking differences in the reported incidences of galactorrhea can be attributed to two factors ...
Glenn T. Peake, Maire T. Buckman
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1999
In the proper hormonal milieu, both male and female breasts are capable of significant development. At puberty, the female breasts normally develop mainly under the influence of estrogen and growth hormone (GH). However, in some clinical settings, abnormal breast development may also occur in males, and abnormal secretion of milk may occur in both ...
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In the proper hormonal milieu, both male and female breasts are capable of significant development. At puberty, the female breasts normally develop mainly under the influence of estrogen and growth hormone (GH). However, in some clinical settings, abnormal breast development may also occur in males, and abnormal secretion of milk may occur in both ...
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1979
To the Editor.— A recent CLINICAL NOTE (240: 2565, 1978) points out that galactorrhea in men is a rare disorder. An ancient description of this condition is found in the secondcentury Babylonian Talmud (Tractate Shabbathp 53b). It once happened that a man's wife died and left a child to be suckled.
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To the Editor.— A recent CLINICAL NOTE (240: 2565, 1978) points out that galactorrhea in men is a rare disorder. An ancient description of this condition is found in the secondcentury Babylonian Talmud (Tractate Shabbathp 53b). It once happened that a man's wife died and left a child to be suckled.
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Galactorrhea and Antipsychotic Agents
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1976To the Editor.— In reading LETTERS TO THE EDITOR (234:913, 1975), I was most surprised at the comments of Drs Masco and Leis concerning galactorrhea and antipsychotic agents. The wish of a physician to avoid galactorrhea in a patient requiring an antipsychotic agent is perfectly reasonable from the clinical point of view.
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Galactorrhea in a Young Teenage Girl
Hospital Practice, 1988(1988). Galactorrhea in a Young Teenage Girl. Hospital Practice: Vol. 23, No. 4, pp. 21-28.
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1987
Mammary development in women is one of the earliest events of puberty. During breast development there is a gradual increase in circulating estrogens as well as an increase in prolactin,1,2 most likely due to the rising titers of estrogen. Normal breast development (thelarche) occurs under the influence of a combination of hormones including estrogens,
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Mammary development in women is one of the earliest events of puberty. During breast development there is a gradual increase in circulating estrogens as well as an increase in prolactin,1,2 most likely due to the rising titers of estrogen. Normal breast development (thelarche) occurs under the influence of a combination of hormones including estrogens,
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