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Which the best time to get a USG done for PCOS diagnosis? Can it be during the ovulation phase? Also when can I get the blood tests done for PCOS.
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Transactional USG is preferred for PCOS on Day 3-5 of the cycle . If you are having PCOS you may not be having Ovulation Blood tests should be done on Day 2/3 of the cycle Please connect for further queries.
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Day 2 to 4 of cycle
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Do pcod profile on day 2 of period and USG pelvis day 3 to day 5 of period.
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Usg and pcod profile on day 2 or 3 of your menses
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