Hello, sir!
DRIADA was mentioned in the title of this topic so I think I should write something
With superphysiological dosages of testosterone, the situation with elevated prolactin is very common and is called "Testosterone-replacement stimulated hyperprolactinemia".
First of all, of course, you should be wary of neoplasms such as.
Secondly, if you have been using super physiological doses of testosterone for a long time, you could have elevated estradiol levels, which in turn causes an increase in prolactin.
A study by Sodi and colleagues supported the hypothesis that the aromatization of testosterone to estradiol results in increased prolactin secretion, reporting that testosterone replacement may increase prolactin secretion and that the hyperprolactinemia in these cases seems to be resistant to treatment with dopamine agonists. The authors suggested the use of non-aromatizable androgens, or else combining testosterone replacement treatment with an aromatase inhibitor
here is the link
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/pdf/10.1258/0004563053492784
Lack of sleep, stress, and lack of b6 in the brain can cause increased prolactin secretion.
you could have had elevated estradiol levels for a long time, but not now, in any case, adjust your lifestyle and retake the test, and I wrote you some information about this above.
Hope it will help, sir!