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I have had the problem of resuming menstruation after discontinuing birth control pills for a year. The gynecologist referred me to hormonal tests, and after examining the ovulation, he found that I had multi-follicular ovaries without a dominant egg. What exactly does this mean and will I ever get pregnant? We have regular intercourse with my husband and we want to have a baby. Do we have a chance for that? Here are the results of the study: glucose - 89, FSH - 7.23, LH - 22.76, TSH - 2.190, E2 - 82, T - 0.52, Cortisol - 14.9, PRL - 18.36, PRL after administration of Metoclopramide - 165.88. What do these results mean, because I'm going to see my doctor in a month? From usg: vag. pre-flexion uterus, dimensions 27.7 x 44.2 mm Endometrium: 5.9. Appendages: right ovary 45 by 22.4 mm, left ovary 36.1 by 17.7, both with numerous follicles, Doulas' sinus: free. conservative treatment: Metoclopramide. What does it all mean and do we have any chances?
Good morning! Probably your doctor suspects so-called polycystic ovary syndrome, precisely characterized by numerous tiny follicles in the ovaries and infrequent / no ovulation and menstruation. Conservative treatment uses metformin and ovulation stimulation in order to get pregnant. Please remember about folic acid, iodine and vitamin D3. Regards
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Alina Krychowska-Ćwikła, MD, PhDSpecialist-obstetrician at the Ursynów Surgical Center and Gynecology and Obstetrics Clinic SPZOZ Warszawa-Ursynów, assistant professor at the Department of Gynecology and Obstetrics at the Faculty of He alth Sciences at the Medical University of Warsaw, editor of the Science and Didactics section of the quarterly "Obstetrician. Science and practice ”PZWL. I see at the Polmed Medical Center.
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