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I'm worried about pregnancy
I do USG in different time.1st time 27/02/22.2nd 27/03/22.same sonographar do usg..but 1st time seen Rt. Ovary measure 14.50 cc Lt. ovary measure-11.20cc But 2nd time seen Rt. Ovary measure-5.99cc Lt. ovary measure-6.77cc Why both study different?? 1st study seen pcod and minimal POD fluid seen but 2nd study seen normal study .why both study different..ovary measure can Change every month?Im worried about pregnancy.
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Dr. Siddhesh Rajaram Rajiwade
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
11 yrs exp
Mumbai
Minor differences in measurement are possible madam. Error can happen if USG would have been done transabdominally rather than trans vaginally as latter offers good resolution. Transabdominal USG can go wrong as visualisation may be difficult due to abdominal fat, muscles etc. PCOS criterias are changed now. If you still have questions, I am happy to answer
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