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Polycystic ovaries

2018-10-09 06:37:00
Due to period issue Doctor suggested me to do scan showing polycystic ovaries can you suggest what's actual problem
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Poly cystic disease is due to hormonal imbalance.There is imbalance in between LH and FSH hormones.Due to that no proper increment of single follicle and no rupture and no pregnancy.

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Pcos is hormonal imbalance causing multiple symptoms. If you need more details consult directly

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Pcos mainly due to hormonal imbalance and life style. Very common nowadays

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Connect with me for online consultation for details BeBorn Gynecology Santacruz Mumbai

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