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Pcod harmonal levels

2022-10-13 04:39:28
My AmH 9.8th/ml.Dheas 18.48ug/dl May I know what does my levels indicate??Is it possible to normalise these levels with lifestyle changes??
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Seems pcod Connect

Answered2022-10-13 08:59:10

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Connect please

Answered2022-10-13 06:00:20

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Need more details but looks like PCOD. you should try lifestyles changes not just for this but for overall health

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Please connect for online consultation and advice

Answered2022-10-13 04:43:43

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It's look like pcod....but need more investigation....and ya dieat alteration and exercise which improves ur condition

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Looks like PCOS picture. But physical examination and other investigations have to be done to treat it effectively

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