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PCOS,PCOD OR NOT
Hello doc, here's my report.
uterus:4.98 x 5.15 x 5.58 cmc, uterus is retroverted with normal,
endometrium:24.10 mms, thin intact endomyometrial junction.
cervix:2.46 x 1.84 x 2.91 cms, no nabothian cyst seen.
right ovary:3.72 x 2.25 x 3.31 cms(vol=14.50 cm3) no dominant
left ovary:3.38 x x 2.03 x 2.37 cms(vol=8.38 cm3) no dominant
Others:
within both ovaries are multiple >10, small(<10mm) fullicles, stroma suggestive of
polycystic ovaries, no free fluids in the cul de sac.
IMPRESSION:
normal sized retroverted uterus with thin endometrium polycystic ovaries, bilateral.
*what doest it mean doc?
*I do have PCOS or PCOD base on my report?
somebody please help me to understand my report.
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Dr. Sunita Kothari
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42 yrs exp
Jaipur
Polycystic ovarian syndrome is a condition with hormonal disturbance and due to this there are iregular periods, or scanty periods, and anxiety depression and obesity. So I want your detailed history of age, weight, menstrual history .you can consult me online on practo consult.
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Yes - it's pco .
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kindly let me know - history abt - married life/menstrual history /any other medical problems
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weight loss/excercise /diet with increased salad n fruits
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