Question 1

Today was my day 6. I had a baseline follicular study. The report mentions that the right ovary has 18 follicles and the left ovary has 15 follicles. The largest follicle in the right ovary is 15 mm. It also mentions a nabothian cyst at the cervix. What does this mean. Is it PCOD or PCOS or is my report normal?

Question 2

I recently had blood tests taken on day 3 of my period. The doctor mentioned an initial stage of a cyst or fibroid. I have regular periods. My TSH level is 5.970. I also underwent an HSG test. I have been reading online that PCOS can affect fertility. I have been married for a year and we are planning to have a baby. I am scared and want to know: Will I be able to get pregnant? Are fibroids or cysts permanent, and can they be treated? I want to get pregnant and would appreciate guidance on my situation.

Question 3

I have acne issues since 2013 and recently I was diagnosed with PCOS. My report says right ovary 33.6x15.5x30.0 mm volume 8.18 cc and left ovary 30.6x24.1x30.9 mm volume 11.9 cc. Ovaries are mildly enlarged and show an increase in stromal echogenicity and thickness. Multiple small similar sized follicles are seen in both. How serious is this issue and should I go for medication or can it be managed by lifestyle changes?

The dominant follicle in the right ovary appears mature, and the endometrial thickness is within a reasonable range. This suggests a likely ovulation soon. Continue to follow your doctors guidance for timed intercourse.

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