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In my recent ultra sound report says I have bilateral polycystic ovaries
I even did my DHT test but the range is normal
My periods are regular , and have normal weight
But was recently diagnosed with autoimmune thyroid and has been put on 100mcg
And as I have acne my endocrine has put on cytomid 250
But as I do my part of research cytomid in women is for pcod
So does bilateral polycystic ovaries mean pcod??
Can u have pcod even if you have regular menses
And also is cytomid safe for me to take
Also would I have difficulty in getting pregnant
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Hi, first of all, All PCOD doesn't require treatment. If we randomly do USG of 100 females, we will find 50-60% PCOD. Cytomid may help u in your acne. Diet modification will help you. And PCOD is ultrasound diagnosis and PCOS is along with its different manifestations. If you have normal cycles then you don't have to worry. Continue with your thyroid medication. If any issues, you can raise your queries anytime.
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Dr. Disha Sridhar
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Autoimmune thyroid is a serious condition which leads to other full blown disorders. It can cause problems in pregnancy and also the immunity of developing baby. Instead of quick fixes with drugs, I would suggest that you heal your body and then plan pregnancy. Work with a Doctor who really understand s hormones. Please read my blog on PCOS. Hope that helps.
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