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anyone else?? please help
I recently had an ultrasound to find out if i have pcos.. first my doc read the results as normal. but on reading the report again he noticed it said .. there are under matured folicles in the ovary but not in a classic polycystic way???
he wasnt even sure himself what it ment.. so is anyone had an ultrasound like this or knows anything about it??
he wasnt even sure himself what it ment.. so is anyone had an ultrasound like this or knows anything about it??
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Hum, I'm really not sure. But for the two ultrasounds I've had they've told me I have a lot of follicles or eggs or cysts. They said just by ultrasound itself they can't tell. You should get all the bloodwork done - Testosterone, LH and FSH to see if you have PCOS
I had a ultrasound and the results of that were negative but a week later I had an internal ultrasound which showed up pcos, since then I've had many scans and the cysts only show up on internal scans dunno if that helps xx
also just to add .. the expert on this subject told me that an isolated high level of testosterone can be a number of things .. and the bloods should be repeated a couple of times just to make sure it is high all the time... im going to ask my doc to repeat mine, as im trying to conceive ..
i have to check with my doc what level it was, i am not quite sure.. i also had high levels of andestosterone as well .. both are male hormones. im trying to a bit of research on them as im unsure what the latter is .. il get back to you after i see my doc next week.. i think that anything over 50 is considered high ..
Hi,
I just recently had my blood tested, and I was high on the testosterone, but all my other tests came back normal. My testosterone was 73, was yours that high? Or is that considered somewhat mild?
I just recently had my blood tested, and I was high on the testosterone, but all my other tests came back normal. My testosterone was 73, was yours that high? Or is that considered somewhat mild?
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