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What Does My Pelvic Sonography Report Indicate?

Hai Dr,
My close friend did sonography of pelvis ,
Report : ovaries :- right ovary bulky 3.0×3.5×2.0 cm (vol appox 11 cc) with multiple 10 - 13 size follicles seen.
Left ovary is Normall size measures approx .3.4×2.0×2.0(vol of Approx 8cc)and shows few small peripheral follicles . Bilateral ovaries shows echogenic stromal...
Kindly please advise treatment and condition ..
Tue, 27 Oct 2015
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Hello

Your friend findings may suggest PCOD(poly cystic ovarian disease).
PCOD is indicated by increased ovarian size,increased stromal echogenesity,multiple small cysts arranged in periphery.
She may need further evaluation.PCOD should be confirmed by clinical correlation,biochemical confirmation and USG correlation.
Most of the cases of PCOD are managed conservatively.
Surgical intervention is required in few cases only.
She should consult gynecologist for proper evaluation.

Get well soon.
Take Care
Dr.Indu Bhushan
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What Does My Pelvic Sonography Report Indicate?

Hello Your friend findings may suggest PCOD(poly cystic ovarian disease). PCOD is indicated by increased ovarian size,increased stromal echogenesity,multiple small cysts arranged in periphery. She may need further evaluation.PCOD should be confirmed by clinical correlation,biochemical confirmation and USG correlation. Most of the cases of PCOD are managed conservatively. Surgical intervention is required in few cases only. She should consult gynecologist for proper evaluation. Get well soon. Take Care Dr.Indu Bhushan