Andrew Huberman· PhD
many people aren't symptomatic.
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many people aren't symptomatic.
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Pituitary microadenomas can be non-producing as well. So your prolactin can be totally normal. Your growth hormone and IGF-1 can be totally normal.
Yeah, it's extremely common. It's another one of those conditions where a lot of people never know they have it. They just feel a little bit more fatigued. They have that high prolactin feeling all the time.