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Pcod in both ovaries...
I have pcod for June 2019. Now by this month I reduced wt frm 64-59 ...and started taking apcod shashets , glycomate tablets and letrozle (in date time)...my new report I had attached( rt ovary increased frm 11to13ml and left ovry from 12 to19)..so plz check and let me know if pcod is reduced r not and does I have chances to get pregnancy...bcz doc is not available till one week .so I need an advice next what should I follow whether I hav continue above tablets r not...r again should I go for future scans..
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PCOD doesn't increase or decrease. its a lifestyle disease. scan finding persist for life. All that we need to do is have regular periods with PCOD.
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