“…Most patients with macroprolactinaemia have normal menses, exhibit no gonadal dysfunction, 7,[11][12][13] and become pregnant without any medical treatment 7,12 because the bioactivity of macroprolactin is low. [22][23][24][25][26] However, some patients with hyperprolactinaemia caused by macroprolactinaemia have menstrual irregularities or gonadal dysfunction because of causes unrelated to PRL. In such cases, the symptoms may be attributed to hyperprolactinaemia if the clinician does not consider the possibility of macroprolactinaemia, resulting in inappropriate treatment with dopamine D2 receptor agonists 27 or surgery without long-term benefit.…”