Question 1

My pelvic ultrasonography report reads Bilateral polycystic ovarian morphology. What does this mean? Do I have PCOS or PCOD?

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 am suffering from PCOD again. I was diagnosed with it a few years back and was suggested laparoscopic treatment. Last week I was again diagnosed with PCOD. I sometimes feel like I am having a heart attack. I am also suffering from depression, severe anxiety, hallucinations, headaches, and migraine. Since childhood I have had major or minor health problems. I am a vegetarian and do not eat much oily food. My weight is 51 kg. I have increased hair growth all over my body including on my breasts. I have severe pain during my menstrual periods which is totally unbearable. I experience pain in the whole body and sometimes nausea. I am getting acne, whiteheads, and other skin issues on my face. My breasts have sagged and increased in size in recent years and I feel they look bad, the size is 34. I want to reduce it. My shoulder line is smaller than my waist line. My height is 5 feet 2 inches. I also have acidity and gastritis problems. Will exercise or yoga help me. My parents are not allowing me to do any exercise activities. Please guide me about PCOD. I am attaching my USG pelvis report and blood report.

I have not had my periods since 20th February, despite having normal blood reports and other test results. Lately, I am experiencing a lot of pelvic/abdominal pain. This is not due to pregnancy.

If pregnancy is excluded, amenorrhea (absence of menses) beyond 3 months requires full hormonal workup. Causes include PCOS, thyroid dysfunction, high prolactin, or ovarian failure.

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My pelvic ultrasonography report reads Bilateral polycystic ovarian morphology. What does this mean? Do I have PCOS or PCOD?