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Can Irregular Periods Be Completely Cured Through Treatment?

Hi doctor, Today morning I went hospital and met a doctor. He suggested to take a ultrasound scan in my stomach due to irregular periods The scan report says, b/l ovaries show multiple tiny peripheral follicles How can I product myself? Kindly do the needful... Thanks!!!
Tue, 11 Sep 2018
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Hello, thanks for asking on healthcaremagic. Your report suggest Polycystic ovarian syndrome. Associated with irregular periods, hirsuitism, acne, obesity, some patients might be lean, impaired glucose tolerance/diabetes, infertility. Kindly consult an endocrinologist. He will get LH, FSH, Prolactin, Testosterone, DHEAS, Thyroid etc done from blood. You might need a few months course of cyclic hormonal medications. Your self, eat healthy, reduce weight if obese, exercise. Thats all. It is actually related to genes and diabetes in family. So it might or might not create problems while conception. Moreoever these days lots of treatments are available. Hope i guided you well. Thanks.
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Can Irregular Periods Be Completely Cured Through Treatment?

Hello, thanks for asking on healthcaremagic. Your report suggest Polycystic ovarian syndrome. Associated with irregular periods, hirsuitism, acne, obesity, some patients might be lean, impaired glucose tolerance/diabetes, infertility. Kindly consult an endocrinologist. He will get LH, FSH, Prolactin, Testosterone, DHEAS, Thyroid etc done from blood. You might need a few months course of cyclic hormonal medications. Your self, eat healthy, reduce weight if obese, exercise. Thats all. It is actually related to genes and diabetes in family. So it might or might not create problems while conception. Moreoever these days lots of treatments are available. Hope i guided you well. Thanks.