>Heather,
>The question I would ask is if (most likely) the mother was treated in order
>to get pregnant, and if so, for how long.

<snip>

Thanks, Lisa. I will  pass this on.

I don't know what the standard treatment is these days here for 
pituitary tumour, but a quick look around the UK website for GPs and 
others indicates that as you suggest cabergoline seems to be the main 
one. I know bromocriptine has not been in general use for a while.

As you say, cabergoline is known to be long-acting. It would make 
sense that it continued to suppress prolactin.

Heather Welford Neil
NCT, UK

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