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my ultra sound report is , "Uterus" is anteverted measuring normal in size. endometrium is central and measures 7mm in thickness. no fibroid ,mass, seen. "Right Ovary" Volume=14ml. it is larger in size and volume and shows increased stroma with small peripheral follicles.No dominant follicle seen. "Left Ovary" show biloculated Cyst measuring 34x27mm in size. "Cul-de-sac" No free fluid seen. "IMPRESSION" POLYCYSTIC OVARIAN DISEASE . ADV hormonal correlation Left Adnexal Biloclated Cyst.
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It sounds like they are merely saying that the ultrasound findings are consistent with Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS). PCOS is fairly common and is a condition of insulin resistance and usually elevated testosterone levels. Some common traits of PCOS (besides "beads" of cysts on the ovaries) are a tendency to be overweight or gain easily, excess body and facial hair, and acne.
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