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What Does This Ultrasound Report Indicate?

Hi im 30yrs pld im nt married N my uterus is in normal in size N it measures76*40*51mm Endometrial thickness measures10.2mm Both ovariesappears enlarged in sizeshape with immaturefollicles arranged in the periphery no dominant folliicles seen Ryt ovary measures42*30*36mm vol-24cc Left ovary measures 38*22*29mm vol- 14cc Pod:no free fluid Impression: features of bilateralpplycystic ovaries This is my report So can u help me dat is this normal or any problem in me
Sat, 10 Sep 2016
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HI, thanks for using healthcare magic

According to the report summary, you have bilateral (both sides) cystic ovaries.

This would not be considered normal but may be in keeping with a condition called polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS)
There are blood tests that your doctor may also request as well.

PCOS is associated with irregular periods and difficulty with conception but it can be treated and it is not life threatening.
It is treated with lifestyle changes (weight loss of any excess weight helps) and medication.

Birth control is used to regularize the period if not trying to conceive and metformin is used if trying to conceive.
Medications are also available to help with ovulation (releasing an egg)

You can discuss these options with your doctor

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What Does This Ultrasound Report Indicate?

HI, thanks for using healthcare magic According to the report summary, you have bilateral (both sides) cystic ovaries. This would not be considered normal but may be in keeping with a condition called polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) There are blood tests that your doctor may also request as well. PCOS is associated with irregular periods and difficulty with conception but it can be treated and it is not life threatening. It is treated with lifestyle changes (weight loss of any excess weight helps) and medication. Birth control is used to regularize the period if not trying to conceive and metformin is used if trying to conceive. Medications are also available to help with ovulation (releasing an egg) You can discuss these options with your doctor I hope this helps