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Atypical PCOD Seen In Left Ovary, Is There Anything To Worry ?

is there anything to worry? guide me with my USG pelvis report... i had done a USG-Pelvis test few months back, as i had irregular periods. here are the details: uterus anteverted n measures-9.1*4.9*6.0cm, myometrial echoes appear normal with no focal lesions identified. Endometrial lining appears intact. endometrical thickness-10mm, right ovary measures-4.5*3.2cm, left ovary measures-3.5*2.3cm, multiple small cyst seen in periphery of left ovary measuring- 3*4mm. no free fluid noted in the pelvis. cervix-3.7cm os closed. IMPRESSION: - a cyst seen in right ovary measuring 3.2*2.5cm. few internal echoes and a thin septum seen within it (?endometrical cyst). - Atypical PCOD seen in left ovary.
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You might be suffering from PCOD and require to consult your gynaecoogist for the same. She will guide u whether to go for operation.
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My doctor had not said anything to be. I had visited the doctor and got these tests as i was getting delayed periods. Doctor asked me to do a 2 course of crisanta tablet and gv be rubella vaccination. she also asked me to start taking folic acid tablets. as i had told her that we would start planning for a child in another 4-6 months time. i have not got my period this month. Will check this week if i am pregnant or not. i am worried if there will be any complications.
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Atypical PCOD Seen In Left Ovary, Is There Anything To Worry ?

You might be suffering from PCOD and require to consult your gynaecoogist for the same. She will guide u whether to go for operation.