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Polycystic ovarian disease
Why prolonged bleeding with picod ? What is ovarian hyperstimulation? Are these both connected ? ...
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Pcod means hormones imbalance.Due to hormonal imbalance you will not get period on time due to immaturity of follicle.Weight will increase.Hyperstimulation means size of follicle is more than normal.Both r connected.
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PCOS IS ACONDITION OF HORMONAL IMBALANCES DUE TO WHICH PERIOD GET PROLONGED BUT OVARIAN HYPERSTIMULATION IS( RARE )CONDITION SEEN DURING INFERTILITY TREATMENT . NOT EVERY INDIVIDUAL HAVE THIS AS CONTROLLED STIMULATION IS DONE DURING INFERTILITY TREATMENT
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Dr. Falak Chowdhary
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Dr. Nisha Sharma Mangal
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Jaipur
PCOD is a hormonal imbalance with typical small peripheral cyst in ovary. It may lead to delayed and prolong menses.
When we treat PCOD with infertility than one must take care of avoiding hyprerstimulation of ovary.
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