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Echogenic stroma in ovaries
My (22+) USG report says that both ovaries are bulky in size with a central echogenic stroma and show multiple peripherally arranged small follicles
Right ovary size- (30×29×23)mm, volume-10cc
Left ovary size- (34×29×20)mm ,volume-10cc
Minimal free fluid is seen in POD.
Can you please advice on What can be the treatment and Is it serious condition? Operation needed or one should follow medicine?
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Pls connect for online consultation and advice,i m expert in pcod treatment,i will guide you
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Your report is very normal. You don't need any treatment based on this Sonography report. You may seek consultation with a Gynaecologist if you have any symptoms.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Symptoms for which the ultrasound was done?
Operation ...not required
Free fluid is seen at the time of ovalution in a midcycle scan
The Ultrasound indicates towards pcod
The only treatment for pcod is exercise n maintain a healthy bmi
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