Question 1

Hi, my report shows multiple immature follicles ranging from 3 to 5 mm in the right ovary and a few in the left ovary. There is no pelvic mass or collection seen. It mentions almost resolved polycystic ovaries. The right ovary measures 31x21x35 mm and the left ovary 38x16x41 mm. Kindly advise me accordingly?

Question 2

My report says that multiple cysts are found in the ovaries, but I have no other symptoms of PCOS. There is no weight gain, no excess hair growth, no acne, and my periods come exactly on the 28th day. Do I still have PCOS?

Question 3

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.

Thyronormalcy means thyroid is in normal range. Lower belly fat and ovarian cyst may be hormonal. Continue normal workout. Consult GYN for ovarian cyst follow up.

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My report says that multiple cysts are found in the ovaries, but I have no other symptoms of PCOS. There is no weight gain, no excess hair growth, no acne, and my periods come exactly on the 28th day. Do I still have PCOS?