PCOD or PCOS

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PCOD or PCOS

Asked for Female, 23 Years

I got married on Nov 22 and got my last period on Dec 1st. So I have consulted a gynecologist and she referred to take ultrasound of abdomen and Pelvis. Report says "bipolar polycystic ovaries". Can someone explain me the impact of this? Is it necessary to take medication to get pregnancy?

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Dr. Nimmi Mulwani

General Physician 10 yrs exp Ahmedabad

Yes PCOS is a medical condition which requires regular Medicines

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Dr. Akanksha Gupta Bajpai General Physician 10 yrs exp Lucknow · Accepted Answer

Dr. Akanksha Gupta Bajpai

General Physician 10 yrs exp Lucknow

No need to take medicines for pregnancy if your periods are regular. Take online consultation for detailed explanation and further management.