Question 1

My report stated multiple peripheral follicles with central echogenic stroma in both ovaries. Polycystic appearance on both ovaries.

Question 2

I am 32 years old and have been trying to conceive for over two years, having experienced a miscarriage in May. My recent HSG report shows that my right fallopian tube is unhealthy and the left tube has hydrosalpinx. Additionally, my TVS report indicates that I have polycystic ovaries. Although my periods are regular, my cycle length varies between 35 to 40 days. I would like to understand my chances of conceiving naturally or through IUI given these findings, and whether laparoscopic surgery is mandatory to improve my fertility outcomes.

Question 3

As per my recent report, I have been advised that I have thyronormalcy. I would like to know if this is something to be concerned about. I have also noticed that I am gaining fat around my lower belly quite rapidly, and regular workouts do not seem to be helping. I also have a history of ovarian cysts. Do I need to consider any medical treatment, or should I continue with regular exercise and lifestyle changes?

I tested for sperm count and only a few sperms were found. I have been using Sperm Aid but have not had results in impregnating my wife. What can I use to boost my sperm count besides IVF or physical insemination. Please help.

A low sperm count may improve with lifestyle changes like avoiding smoking, stress, alcohol, and improving diet. Please go ahead with the hormonal profile and scrotal ultrasound as advised to identify any underlying causes and guide treatment.

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My report stated multiple peripheral follicles with central echogenic stroma in both ovaries. Polycystic appearance on both ovaries.