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my wife had discharges from her breast in 2012 oct, a doctor prescribed parlodel for months, but weshe has not been able to conceive. Another doctor treated both of us ofstaph disease that was isolated after CST, weshe was placed on clomid but no conceptionn s. ; her prolactin levels and other hormone test are normal now. Transvaginal scan was done this Jan says bilateral polycystic ovarieses(15 by 16mm periovulatory follicle noted onLt ovary) , b,both ovaries appears to be fixed and adhered t the uterine wall. NO free fluid or adnxial masses.. We were reffered for HSG and the ree resulkts say no blockage, tubes are patent. Our gyneacologist checked all the results and said we should not be worried ad about the polycystic ovaries , saying its not significant: please what else should i do; help me

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Dear doctor please tell me about this report Single intrauterine gestational sac is seen. Foetal node is not yet evident. Thick decidua is seen. Mean gestational sac diameter 7mmm. No uterine space is occupying lesson is seen. Internal OS is closed. Both the ovaries are enlarged and show coarse echo texture. Multiple small cysts are seen at their periphery. Right overies measures 1.4cm(AP) x 5.3cm(LS) x 2.1cm (Tr) (volume = 7.7cc). Left overies measures 1.7cm(AP) x 5.5cm(LS) x 2.3cm (Tr) (volume = 10.7cc). There is no collection in the pouch of Douglas. Impression : Gestational sac age is 5 weeks approximately. ?Polycystic ovarian disease. Please tell me any problem in this report or any problem with pregnancy or delivery time

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I will be 34 in October. I wanted to conceive but looks like I have polycystic ovaries. I finished my 14th day scan today and my doctor couldn't see my right ovary clearly. She has asked me to take Duphastan and then Siphene for 5 days during my period. Now my husband and I are thinking about simply adopting rather than going through pregnancy. I wanted to ask you if I do not have conceive but decide to adopt, will I face any health hazards later on in life? And if I plan to adopt, should I still have these tablets that my doctor has prescribed?

Hi there. If you ar already planning to adopt, there is no reason for you to continue with your Siphene, and Duphaston. I donâ€™t think the medications will cause permanent serious damage to your health especially if you have not been on medication for a long time. God bless you. ...

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normal sized anterverted uterus with intact endometrium polycystic ovarian features bilateral nabothian cysts What does it mean?

Hi. it means that your uterus is normal. Polycystic ovaries mean that you have hormonal imbalance. You have a hard time ovulating. But donâ€™t worry, anovulation is easily remedied by certain medications. Nabothian cysts are glands normally found in cervix. ...

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