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Four women with primary amenorrhea and hyperprolactinemia are presented. These patients started thelarchal and pubarchal development but never had a spontaneous menses. Hypothyroidism was not demonstrable in these patients. The causes for hyperprolactinemia in these patients and the clinical follow-up are discussed. In the authors' experience, hyperprolactinemia is seen in about one third of women with normogonadotropic primary amenorrhea, and primary amenorrhea is seen in about 3% of women with hyperprolactinemia.
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