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Both ovaries are midly bulky in size and show multiple small follicles arranged peripherally with increased stromal echogenicity
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U r hvng pcos.. U need to do certain other tests too like serum TSH , fasting and post prandial insulin , total testosterone etc.. Diet , exercise and medications are the main stay of management.. Initiate va direct consult for further discussion
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