Question 1

We have been trying to conceive for the past 4 to 5 months but have not been successful. As advised by the doctor, I underwent some tests, including a semen analysis. My report shows that more than 50 percent of the sperm are non viable (dead) out of 30 million, and only 24 percent are motile. Please help me understand what this means and what can be done.

Question 2

My report shows that both ovaries have a polycystic appearance (small cysts amidst normal tissue). The report suggests a polycystic ovarian variant. My right ovary measures 6.7 cc and the left ovary 3.2 cc. Do I have PCOS, and how severe is it? How can it be treated?

Question 3

Respected Doctors, please interpret the report for me. Do I have any serious problem? My report says both the ovaries appear normal in size but show multiple small follicles with no dominant follicle in either ovary. No adnexal mass is seen. No free fluid is seen in the abdomen or pelvis. No mass, lump, or collection is seen. No abnormally dilated bowel loops are seen. Aorta and IVC are normal in caliber. Both psoas muscles are normal. Impression: possible PCOD. Suggestion: hormonal correlation.

I have been experiencing irregular periods with a gap of about two months, along with abdominal pain. I had an ultrasound, and it showed two retention cysts and a nabothian follicle in the cervix. I am attaching my report. Please suggest what I should do

Nabothian follicles and retention cysts are benign. Irregular cycles may need hormonal evaluation. If pain persists, gynec follow up is advised.

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My report shows that both ovaries have a polycystic appearance (small cysts amidst normal tissue). The report suggests a polycystic ovarian variant. My right ovary measures 6.7 cc and the left ovary 3.2 cc. Do I have PCOS, and how severe is it? How can it be treated?