How long does Etizolam elevate prolactin levels for?

[llamer]

I have a blood test on Tuesday morning and I don't want it misrepresent my average morning hormone levels. I've seen a page or two off the web about Etizolam increasing the levels of prolactin in blood serum (by about 30+% or so) but they didn't indicate how long that lasted. Does anyone know how long this side effect of the drug lasts? I'm wondering if I took 1-2 mg tonite if it would effect my baseline levels 36 hours later. Any speculation is welcomed. Thank you!

 

[Pegasus]

I'd say it is definitely possible the effect persists in some degree for that long. I'd definitely hold off if possible.

 

[effie]

I would have to agree (although I don't know for sure) as hormonal effects like that don't usually flip on and off quicky..

 

[llamer]

Okay thank you, I do appreciate those opinions.

Now a similar thing I wonder about is if the 4-EMC that i've been dipping into for the last 18 hours will also somehow affect these levels, even if I get a good night's sleep between dose and draw. And if I forgo the etizolam for dipenhydramine or unisom kind of shit, if that would also distort the tests. (My guess is yes for both, but I can only speculate with the un-researched cathinone. Are drowsiness-inducing antihistamines altering systemic hormones such as cortisol and the like? I'm going to have to look that one up, but if anyone has an idea if taking some benadryl the night before a blood draw would interfere with a baseline reading then please let me know.)

Thanks again