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Enlarged ovaries polycystic changes
I am 29yrs old and married , Today i underwent an ultrasound test for pelvic... And that resulted as left ovary 9.5 cc and right 10cc and both ovaries enlarged and shows polycystic changes... Can anybody explain me what it is and how long will it take to be cured and get concived...thanks in advance.
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Hi good evening
Thnxs for your question
POLYCYSTIC ovaries is one kind of hormone imbalance.
Due to this ur ovulation is not happened so ur menes pattern will be irregular.
I need complete information regarding ur menes pattern and last date of menes so I can advise you in better way.
There are treatment of this.
For that use my online consultation link so we can discuss ur case details and advice u accordingly
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Dr. Reena Kawatra
General Physician
40 yrs exp
Gurgaon
It takes three to six months to resolve this first with diet , medication and workouts , post that it's advised to start with plans on conceiving fo,r details on this you may visit us or take a direct consultation.
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