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Enlarged polycystic appearing ovaries

2017-04-22 15:40:42
Hi sir , I think my wife has PCOS , her right ovary is 16.2cc & left ovary is 17.4 cc ( in medical report they mention enlarged with tiny peripheral folilicles of 3 to 5 mm more than 12 in number on sides with echogenic ovarian stroma ) she went to doctor due to irregular period ... Now she is taking medicine for last two months and period is coming on time for past 2 months ..so now the PCOS gone ? How long she has to continue taking med?
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Hi, no pcos is there, due to treatment things r turning to normal, timing depends on patient to patient. Fellow advice given by doctor to keep things in control. U can consult me online if u have any further doubts.

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