How to deal with undetectable left ovary

Patient's question:

After I had an abortion in September, there was not much bleeding, but in the recent few months, I have been experiencing lower left abdominal pain. It's said that there is fluid accumulation in the pelvis, but ultrasound examinations have not been able to detect the left ovary. The doctor just said it was inflammation and prescribed me "Gynecological Qianjin Tablets." Doctor, I would like to know why it cannot be detected?

Doctor's answer:

The normal size of a mature follicle is 18-25mm. If it is below or above this standard, normal ovulation cannot occur. In your case, the polycystic changes in the ovaries will directly affect pregnancy. You can have tests under the guidance of a doctor to confirm whether you have polycystic ovaries. Different patients with polycystic ovaries may have different clinical manifestations. The diagnostic criteria recommended by the Reproductive Medicine Society are: the clinical presentation of persistent anovulation or occasional ovulation.

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