Patient's question:
Irregular menstruation has been an issue for about eight or nine years. Sometimes, it only occurs once a year. I have had thorough examinations twice in the past, both of which indicated polycystic soft ovaries. Recently, for the past three or four months, my menstruation has been regular, but the cycle is not fixed. At the end of last month, after vaginal intercourse, there were blood streaks, along with yellow and brown discharge. To this day, my discharge remains yellow. The examination results showed mild cervical erosion, and the ultrasound revealed normal results, indicating no polycystic soft ovaries. I have not yet undergone the six-hormone test. I want to know if it is normal that the previous ultrasound showed polycystic soft ovaries and ovarian cysts, but now none of these are present, or if the examination was incorrect. Is it possible that the ultrasound is normal, but the six-hormone test could still show polycystic soft ovaries?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, from the picture you sent. The first picture shows nothing unusual. Generally, ultrasound can reflect polycystic ovaries, you can do hormone levels or re-examine once more. Gynecological diseases are a gynecological disease that is prone to occur, during the treatment period, women need to pay attention to their own care, especially in terms of care, it is recommended that patients pay close attention to vaginal hygiene, and a light diet is the basic advice for patients to pay close attention to vaginal hygiene, and a light diet is the basic advice.