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hi there doc i attended Groote Schuur Hospital say about for 3 months since 2011to this year 2 may last year send me for an ultrasound and doc said i have a cyst on my ovary then send me on the 2 of may for another one and the results of the ultrasound i just want to know if the results is good or bad this is the results of the 2 ultrasound UTERUS:90*46*68mm
ET:6mm homogenous
RT ovary:23*14*21mm
LT ovary:21.9*14.8*22mm
that my boarderline PCO's appearance please help what does PCO meanst thanks
ET:6mm homogenous
RT ovary:23*14*21mm
LT ovary:21.9*14.8*22mm
that my boarderline PCO's appearance please help what does PCO meanst thanks
I am not a doctor but looking at the result PCO stands for polycystic ovaries so it seems your ultrasound scan is suggesting this.
Have you got an appointment with your doctor to discuss these? Usually an ultrasound scan and a blood test of your hormones is used to identify PCOS so if you haven't already had this done I would recommend this be your next step.
Do you have any syptoms of PCOS such as acne, excess hair growth (places not normally on women) anxiety/depression, fertility problems, overweight?
knowing more of your symptoms will help identify the problem
Have you got an appointment with your doctor to discuss these? Usually an ultrasound scan and a blood test of your hormones is used to identify PCOS so if you haven't already had this done I would recommend this be your next step.
Do you have any syptoms of PCOS such as acne, excess hair growth (places not normally on women) anxiety/depression, fertility problems, overweight?
knowing more of your symptoms will help identify the problem
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