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Regular period and still PCOD ?

2020-07-04 10:24:24
I had a pelvic ultrasound and it says bilateral overuse are bulky and shows multiple small follicles of 4-5 mm, noted peripherally in both ovaries suggestive of PCOD. But I have a very regular and exact 29 days cycle. This test was done on 8th day of my cycle. Is it really PCOD? Is posture forte good to take to treat this ?
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You cannot treat pcod Why did you do a ultrasound? What complaints? Connect for more details and information here Go to my website Www.familygynaec.com For articles on pcod Blog section

Answered2020-07-04 12:48:01

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Oh no this is antral follicle count and not PCOD
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PCOD arrested follicles that form cystic ovaries are 8-9 mm
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Take Syrup M2Tone 2 spoons twice a day for a month Relax you don’t have PCOD if your periods are regular and hormones profile in normal range

Answered2020-07-04 12:42:41

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Ovaries is suggestive of pcod even if you have regular cycle

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