My report shows that both ovaries have a polycystic appearance (small cysts amidst normal tissue). The report suggests a polycystic ovarian variant. My right ovary measures 6.7 cc and the left ovary 3.2 cc. Do I have PCOS, and how severe is it? How can it be treated?

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Dr Dhankecha Dineshbhai

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Your scan suggests a mild PCOS variant, but diagnosis requires two of three, irregular periods, polycystic ovaries, or high androgens. Your ovarian volumes are not very high, so the severity is likely mild. Treatment depends on symptoms and fertility goals and includes lifestyle changes, metformin, or ovulation induction if trying to conceive.

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