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I am 33 years old. Today I have undergone USG abdomen and pelvis. Impression was isoechoic nodule 1.2 x 1.8 cm in the right ovary and having small multiple peripheral cysts in both the ovaries. what does it mean and plan of treatment?
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This is not uncommon
Suggestive of multiple cysts in ovary which may lead to pcod
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Consultation is advisable
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Detailed Evaluation needed
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Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist.
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Mostly like to b PCOD, need details history, what are symptoms you are having, why you did an usg, is there any menstrual irregularities,etc Better to get an consultation for further evaluation & management.
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Mostly it's due to pcos with a small follicular cyst
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More detail history needed.
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