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What Is Impression From My Pelvic Ultrasound?
hi i am 18yrs, i had am ultrasound done an the report stated that "the right & left ovaries are normal in size.
Multiple follicles however, are demonstrated within the periphery of the right & left ovaries.
the appearance is consistent with polycystic ovaries
No abnormal pelvic mass is demonstrated
the bladder appears normal. there is no evidence of a vesical mass or a vesical calculus. i would like to know if i can still get pregnant & the steps needed to get pregnant!!
Multiple follicles however, are demonstrated within the periphery of the right & left ovaries.
the appearance is consistent with polycystic ovaries
No abnormal pelvic mass is demonstrated
the bladder appears normal. there is no evidence of a vesical mass or a vesical calculus. i would like to know if i can still get pregnant & the steps needed to get pregnant!!
Wed, 6 Aug 2014
welcome to Health care magic.
1.Poly cystic ovaries are due to hormonal changes / imbalance.
2.You have to get an hormone tablets to conceive.
3.Rest of your report says that there is no abnormal mass / growth.
4.Yes you can get pregnant, this findings are most common and it is treatable.
5.Visit your OBG doctor and get the treatment started. Good luck.
Hope it helps you. Wish you a good health.
Anything to ask ? do not hesitate. Thank you.
1.Poly cystic ovaries are due to hormonal changes / imbalance.
2.You have to get an hormone tablets to conceive.
3.Rest of your report says that there is no abnormal mass / growth.
4.Yes you can get pregnant, this findings are most common and it is treatable.
5.Visit your OBG doctor and get the treatment started. Good luck.
Hope it helps you. Wish you a good health.
Anything to ask ? do not hesitate. Thank you.
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