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Polycystic ovaries
Hie , I am 23 year old female my recent ultra sound shows bilateral polycystic ovaries, I also checked my DHT its normal and even blood sugar is normal , I have regular periods and no changes in weight , except Fromm few pimples .
Is it different then pcos or pcod ?
And what is bilateral polycystic ovaries?? Also recently got diagnosed with autoimmune hypothyroid
And can I consume cytomid for it?
And other treatment for this ??
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Dr. Disha Sridhar
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
24 yrs exp
Bangalore
Please read my blog on PCOS. Hope that helps.
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Dr. Parag Patil
Gynecologist
26 yrs exp
Thane
PCOD and PCOS are same......its a metabolic disorder characterised by inability of body to utilise glucose leading to a state where sugars are high in blood and so is insulin levels.....this causes excess fat gain and hormone imbalance...
It is NOT to be diagnosed by just sonography but by blood tests.
If your weight is ok...menses are ok..then probably just keep weight in check...and dont worry.
The pimples could be managed by some simple meds or hormone tablets.
Consult a gynec or skin specialist or a endocrinologist who can help you for pcod....pimples and thyroid problem
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