Case study : A 34-year-old woman. She has galactorrhoea and o | Biochemistry

Case study :
A 34-year-old woman. She has galactorrhoea and oligomenorrhoea. She
was not taking any medication, and her renal function, liver function, thyroid function and blood glucose were normal.
Laboratory results :
●Prolactin 2264 mU/L (<470)
●LH: 7.2 U/L (1–25)
●FSH: 4.4 U/L (1–15)
●Testosterone 2.2 nmol/L (1–3)
●SHBG: 58 nmol/L (20–90)
●Estradiol 544 pmol/L (70–880) .

How would you interpret these results in light of the
patient’s history and clinical findings?