Question 1

Today was my day 6. I had a baseline follicular study. The report mentions that the right ovary has 18 follicles and the left ovary has 15 follicles. The largest follicle in the right ovary is 15 mm. It also mentions a nabothian cyst at the cervix. What does this mean. Is it PCOD or PCOS or is my report normal?

Question 2

Hi, last year I experienced an irregular menstrual cycle and did not get my periods for 1.5 months. When I consulted a gynecologist, she prescribed a tablet for 10 days, and after 15 days, I got my periods. My scan report showed no ovarian cysts, and my blood report showed no thyroid issues. Everything was normal.
Now, after 3 to 4 months, I am facing the same irregular cycle. It has been 2.5 months, and I still have not got my periods. How can I overcome this?

Question 3

I am trying to get pregnant and had intercourse twice during my ovulation period. My period is now 7 days late, but my home pregnancy test is negative, and my blood test shows an hCG level less than 2. I am unsure why my period is delayed. Should I wait for one more week before visiting a doctor, or should I see a doctor now?

I want to conceive. My report says both ovaries are bulky in volume with a PCO pattern, and there are multiple small follicles seen with central echogenic parenchyma. The right ovary volume is 23 ml, and the left is 13 ml. Can I get pregnant or not, and is this a serious issue?

Yes, many women with PCO pattern conceive with proper treatment. A healthy lifestyle, tracking ovulation, and possible medications can support conception. Eat less carbs, exercise well. And the doctor may start hormonal therapy, which might help in getting pregnant

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