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On Annual Health check up polycystic ovaries were found on abdomen ultrasound. I have irregular periods at times , acne and hairfall. Need suggestion for proper diagnosis and whome should be consulted
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Hi .. this appears to be a case of PCOD.it is highly recommended to have a consultation and treatment with a gynecologist.
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You should consult a Gynaecologist personally for treatment
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