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I had ultrasound in which pcos was not diagnosed
And then my doctor had done some blood tests for me in which LH came out to be 20.12 and fsh was normal. And he told me that my hormones were showing that I'm suggestive for pcos .and then he told me to do amh test .I haven't done that I'm unmarried and not sexually active .
Am I having pcos ? And why does my doctor told me to do amh test ?
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Ultrasound is not the only criteria to diagnose PCOS.
Hence your doctor asked for blood tests .
Consult for further guidance .
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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AMH levels are high in pcos patients
Definitive diagnosis of pcos is by an ultrasound where the ovarian volume is more than 10 CC
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