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PCOS AND THYROID
In 2015 I did ultrasound scan, I diagnosed by PCOS. I had medicine krimson 35 and exermet 850. after 6 months I stopped taking medicine as my periods became normal. I am 27 and married for 1 yr. Yesterday again I have done USG and it is showing no cysts were there.the reports are normal.i havnt periods for 2 months.my question is is it normal not having cyst as I knew it is non curable?I have tsh 5.17 bt my doctor didn't prescribed any medicine.should I take medicine?
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Dr. BKN Sudha
Infertility Specialist
19 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Hi...pcos treatment includes
1.life style changes like exercise and diet control
2.medical management with insulin sensitizers and ovulation induction.u can visit my clinic in kphb for a detailed evaluation
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Dr. Aishwarya Parthasarathy
Infertility Specialist
12 yrs exp
Chennai
PCOS occurs in 20℅ of Indian population. It's a condition . It causes irregular periods, abnormal sugar profile, infertility n excessive hair growth.
It's well treatable and it may be diagnosed with scan also.
Yes it's normal not to have cysts in scan. That means the condition is not prevailing right now.
But it may occur again.
Some clinicians don't prefer to treat thyroid unless TSH levels go above 10 and t3 t4 levels are abnormal.
If you're trying for pregnancy,it is worth starting treatment for your condition called subclinical hypothyroidism. Talk to your doctor about this
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