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. 2022 Mar 22;107(8):e3515–e3525. doi: 10.1210/clinem/dgac166

Table 1.

Participant characteristics at clinical presentation with hyperprolactinemia

ID Age at diagnosis, y Menstrual cycle Galactorrhea Microadenoma, mm Prolactin, ng/mL
1 22 Amenorrhea × uns. mo Nob,d 5 32d
2 15 Irregular × every 60 d Yes 3 105.5d
3 39 Regular × every 3 wka Yes 5 78.1
4 44 Amenorrhea × 1 y Yes 3 112.4
5 37 Amenorrhea × 8 ya No 4 44.4
6 30 Amenorrhea × 1 ya No 8 147.2
7 22 Oligomenorrhea × 3 y No No discrete massc 45.7
8 23 DUB × 3 ya No 7 96.4
9 31 Regular × every 4 wk Yes 4 56
10 22 Amenorrhea × 7 wk No 1 46
11 26 Amenorrhea × uns. moa Yes 8 88

Unless otherwise indicated, data were gathered from visit notes and medical records from initial presentation to Mass General Brigham Endocrinology Practices and at a time when individual was not yet taking any medication to treat hyperprolactinemia.

Abbreviations: DUB, dysfunctional uterine bleeding; ID, identification; uns., unspecified.

a Self-reported data from screening medical history.

b Gathered from visit note subsequent to initial clinical presentation.

c The amount 0 mm was used for calculation of mean.

d Individual was taking dopamine agonist medication at time of data point. Data point without dopamine agonist medication was not present in the medical records.