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Irregular periods
My period's been irregular for as long as I remember. I got an ovary ultrasound and the report says I have 'bilateral peripheral microcysts with echogenic stoma'. I also had hormone blood tests and my prolactin and insulin levels are above normal. However, the ultrasound report ruled out PCOs. What does this mean?
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Dr. Sarika Dahiphale
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22 yrs exp
Pune
Pcos is multifactorial disorder and related with many health issues. Discuss things in detail with your concern doctor
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