Patient's question:
Medical History Description: Female, 26 weeks, unmarried, underwent two tests due to menstrual irregularities. 1. Ultrasound was performed, revealing multiple anechoic areas in the right ovary, suspected of polycystic ovary syndrome. 2. Blood tests were conducted, showing: Estradiol - 0.000; Follicle-stimulating hormone - 1.290; Luteinizing hormone - 1.140; Progesterone - 1.930; Prolactin - 16.280; Testosterone - 64.790 (tested on the second day of the menstrual cycle).Past Treatment and Effects: The doctor recommended another blood test after the 15th day of the menstrual cycle.
Help Needed: How should dietary habits be adjusted? Or is medication recommended?
Doctor's answer:
Medical Analysis: Based on the test results, there is a high possibility of polycystic ovary syndrome.Advice: Based on the test results, there is a high possibility of polycystic ovary syndrome. You should pay more attention to exercise and physical activity, relax your mind, build confidence in treating the condition, and be patient with the treatment. Avoid stimulating and cold foods in your diet. Do not take any medication before the next check-up, as it may affect the test results.
Female, 26 weeks pregnant, unmarried, underwent three tests, as follows:
1. Ultrasound: Multiple anechoic areas were found in the right ovary, suggesting polycystic ovary syndrome.
2. Blood test: Estradiol - 0.000; Follicle-stimulating hormone - 1.290; Luteinizing hormone - 1.140; Progesterone - 1.930; Prolactin - 16.280; Testosterone - 64.790 (checked on the second day of the menstrual cycle).
3. Second blood test: Estradiol - 163.470; Follicle-stimulating hormone - 3.780; Luteinizing hormone - 9.520; Progesterone - 1.670; Prolactin - 16.