Talk to Gynecologist on Polycystic Ovary Syndrome
Asking for Self, Female, 26 years old, Lahore
Aoa. Kindly explain the situation, is it serious or mild acording to pelvis ultasound report, which says
Uterus 7.9 ×3.5 ×4.O cm Is inteverted, no uterine mass, Endometrial thickness 4.5 mm
Right ovary measure 4.5× 2.8 ×3.7 cm with volume of 23.5 mL Left ovary measure 3.3× 2.8 ×3.9 cm with volume of 18.7 mL Both ovaries are increased in size and volume. Multiple small follicles arranged peripherally in both ovaries. No mass/ cyst No fluid in CUL-DE-SAC IMPRESSION: Polycystic ovary syndrom
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Dr. Nazifa Mubashir - Gynecologist
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Ultrasound gives a picture of hormone disturbance which is called polycystic ovarian syndrome . U need to visit OBGYN for further tests and treatment . It is not a very serious problem but needs treatment after proper history and examination
--wellcome and thanks for preffering Marham for your health Consultation.
-Dear this scan indicates multiple cyst in Ovaries called polycystic ovaries that could be due to Hormonal imbalance.
-it might possible that u could have periods disturbances(irregular periods, disturbed bleeding etc), weight gain, abnormal hairs growth etc.
-petient need to discuss history, symmptoms and should have Dietery, physical and life style precautions accordingly.So send details, tests reports if any if want to discuss.
-I hope things would be better.
-best of luck.
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JzakAllah mam for explaining well. Kindly name the lab test which are needed to be done . I am unmarried 26 years 5 feet and 60 kg , my w8 was around 50 kg for so long which was under healthy BMI but now my weight is increasing and i have developed acne too from last 1 year + facial hair.
1 month ago
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I have taken Diane 35 for 2 months a few month back but now m not taking any medicine
1 month ago
Have daily walk, yoga And Exercise to maintain normal Bmi.
Have less salt, suger, oil and spice in Diet.
Have plenty of water.
U can have waxing, plucking or threading for abnormal hairs.
U need to have blood sex hormonal tests on day 2 of periods.
1 month ago
Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a condition that affects a woman’s hormone levels.
Women with PCOS produce higher-than-normal amounts of male hormones. This hormone imbalance causes them to skip menstrual periods and makes it harder for them to get pregnant.
PCOS also causes hair growth on the face and body, and baldness. And it can contribute to long-term health problems like diabetes and heart disease.
Birth control pills diabetes drugs and losing weight can help fix the hormone imbalance and improve symptoms.U may need to do ultrasound hormonal and other blood tests to reach to the diagnosis and then a plan can be arranged for management. Thanks
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JzakAllah sir for explaining well. Kindly name the lab test which are needed to be done . I am unmarried 26 years 5 feet and 60 kg , my w8 was around 50 kg for so long which was under healthy BMI but now my weight is increasing and i have developed acne too from last 1 year + facial hair.
1 month ago
Get these tests on second day of ur menses.
S/FSH , LH, Prolactin , thyroid function tests, testosterone level.
And tell the reports.
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