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Pcod but usg normal
I was diagnosed an year ago with Pcod via an abdominal ct scan that was done for other purpose but when after 1 month when I got usg done there was no Pcod so I just ignored it thinking it's gone away on its own but now after an year I have weight gain acne hirustism but regular periods and my blood work is normal except high prolactin...my usg report is still normal..so do I have Pcod or no and if no then what can be possible reason for my symptoms ... for my prolactin my gynaecologist prescribed cabergoline...but please doctor inform me if I have Pcod only or there's another reason for this symptoms
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Dr. Parru Singh
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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20 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Pcos is something that you are born with
it never disappears suddenly or appear s suddenly
If the ultrasound shows ovarian volume more than 10 c you are a patient of pcos
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