Question 1

I got married 8 months ago. Recently, I visited a doctor due to frequent urination. After an ultrasound, my report mentions that both ovaries are bulky with multiple peripherally situated subcentemeter sized anechogenecities. The doctor said this indicates polycystic ovarian disease. Will this affect my chances of getting pregnant?

Question 2

My last period was from 3.8.2017 to 7.8.2017, and it has been more than a month without periods. I consulted a gynecologist and got a pelvic scan done. My report shows anteverted midline 7.6x3.4x2.6 cm, myometrial echoes normal, endometrial echo 7.3 mm, right ovary cystic 4.0x3.1 cm, left ovary normal. Is all good?

Question 3

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.

I am currently trying to conceive and have received my medical report. I would like to understand whether everything in the report is normal.

If you are trying to conceive, it is good to ensure all your hormone levels are balanced. Your doctor can review ovulation and egg reserve. Most of these are easily managed with care. Avoid harmful topical creams that contain heavy chemical compositions.

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