Patient's question:
In February this year, after experiencing lower left abdominal pain, there was dark red blood coming out. It wasn't every day, but rather every few days, and the amount was very small.Doctor's answer:
Multiple small follicles in both ovaries indicate the absence of a dominant follicle developing, with diameters ranging from 4 to 9 mm. When there are more than 10 such follicles, it is referred to as polycystic ovary change. Multiple small follicles are abnormal during ovulation, but they can also be normal at other times. Polycystic ovary change is only one indicator for diagnosing polycystic ovary syndrome. However, combined with your elevated endocrine T levels and INS, it can be diagnosed as polycystic ovary syndrome.