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Pcod rt ovary 4.0×2.6cms.lt2.8×2.4cms
Hi sir,when ultrasound scan of pelvis.tas is done it has showed my rt ovary 4.0×2.6cms.volume-17.4cc in left ovary 2.8×2.4cms.volume-18.3cc was it dangerous
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HELLO, AS SUCH NO. TREATMENT SHOULD BE LONG TERM. DIFFICULTY TO CONCEIVE, IF CONCEIVED , DIFFICULT TO MAINTAIN. CONSULT BOTH GYNACOLOGIST N GENRAL PHYSICIAN MD NOT GP. OK.
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