I have recently experienced an irregular early period and as advised by my doctor I got a TVS done. I had a polyp removed in May. As per my report I have multiple small follicles in both ovaries. Is this a serious problem or can it be cured with medicine?

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Dr Yusuf Mohammad

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Small follicles in both ovaries may suggest PCOS or hormonal imbalance. This is a common and manageable condition with medication and lifestyle changes. Your doctor may advise hormonal support to regularize periods.

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