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Sir i have both ovaries are enlarged &shows multiple cortical cysts varying in size from 6.4-8mm with increased stroma . No dominant follicle seen .usg report is s/o pcod pelvic inflammatory diseade

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Dr. Christine Marie Rubio answered : 7 years ago

Hi there. Having polycystic disease and pelvic inflammatory disease (PCOD) are two different entities. PCOD is a hormonal imbalance problem that causes irregular menstruation and difficulty to get pregnant. Pelvic inflammatory disease On the oher hand is an infection caused by sexual intercourse.

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