Patient's question:
B report shows polycystic ovaries on one side, while the other side is normal. The menstrual cycle is basically regular but shorter than before, around 23 days. The menstrual flow is also less than before. There are no symptoms of obesity or hirsutism, and the hair is even sparser than before. The patient is unmarried. Do you need treatment?Doctor's answer:
Hello! Based on the ultrasound examination results you provided, it can basically be determined that you have polycystic ovary syndrome. However, this needs to be combined with your specific circumstances. The color Doppler ultrasound examination suggests polycystic ovary syndrome, and you can undergo a six-hormone test for confirmation. Polycystic ovary syndrome can lead to amenorrhea and menstrual disorders, and it may also cause ovulation disorders, resulting in infertility.Recommendation: Once confirmed, early treatment is necessary. If the condition is caused by obesity, weight loss should be combined. Western medication such as Dian 35 can be used. Chinese medicine can also be used for regulation, generally requiring about 6 months.