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Can I Conceive With Subcapsular Follicles In Both Ovaries?

Hello doc, I m Joan from Davao city Philippines..doc, did I have a chance to have a child? Coz, last year I went to my ob-gyn, I took a viginal ultrasound..then, I got the result..the result was, the both ovaries noted to have 10 subcapsular follicles measuring 0.4-0.75 cm.in diameter and with central dense stroma.. What is the meaning of that?
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I can understand your anxiety to becone pregnant.i have gone through your transvaginal sonogram revealing subcapsular small follicles with dense stroma is called poly cystic ovarian disease.if it is associated with irregular periods weight gain & hirsutism called polycystic ovarian syndrome.hormones produced in the stroma inhibits follicle maturation and release of ovum(egg).best is drugs that facilitates follicle maturation or laproscopic drilling of stroma to reduce inhibitory hormones.nothing to worry.go for follicular study to assess follicle maturation and to assess time of ovulation, so that you can plan pregnancy.
Thank you
With best regards
Vasundhara
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Can I Conceive With Subcapsular Follicles In Both Ovaries?

Hi I can understand your anxiety to becone pregnant.i have gone through your transvaginal sonogram revealing subcapsular small follicles with dense stroma is called poly cystic ovarian disease.if it is associated with irregular periods weight gain & hirsutism called polycystic ovarian syndrome.hormones produced in the stroma inhibits follicle maturation and release of ovum(egg).best is drugs that facilitates follicle maturation or laproscopic drilling of stroma to reduce inhibitory hormones.nothing to worry.go for follicular study to assess follicle maturation and to assess time of ovulation, so that you can plan pregnancy. Thank you With best regards Vasundhara