Patient's question:
For the past six months, my menstrual cycle has been irregular... I've seen many doctors... Today, the doctor decided to have me tested for sex hormones... The doctor examined me and said both of my ovaries are enlarged. The uterus is severely anteverted.I'm 160 cm tall and weigh 50 kg. I have a standard figure, great skin, and well-developed female characteristics. I also have breast hyperplasia... Could this also be due to estrogen deficiency?
The doctor said I might have polycystic ovarian syndrome... It's quite difficult to get pregnant. What should I do then? I really hope to have a child right away...
First follow-up question: I haven't...
Doctor's answer:
Hello, the size of the ovaries varies at different stages. During the follicular development period, a slightly larger ovary is not abnormal, and other conditions such as ovarian cysts can also cause enlargement. It is recommended to develop good living habits, avoid infection factors, and regularly visit the hospital for follow-up checks as advised by your doctor. If the cyst is simple and occurs during the ovulation period, treatment is not necessary. If it is caused by polycystic ovaries, treatment is required.