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Ultrasonography Of Abdomen Shows Cysts With Echogenic Stroma And Bilaterel Polycystic Ovarian Disease. Suggest Treatment?
Question: Ultrasonography of Abdomen shows cysts with echogenic stroma/ Bilaterel polycystic ovarian disease.
please explain &also the treatment & diet.
please explain &also the treatment & diet.
Brief Answer:
pcos
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
Polycystic ovaries happens to be a complex metabolic condition where there are certain diagnostic factors like small cysts peripherally arranged on the ovary,along with symptoms like irregular periods, infertility, hypergycemia etc.
Its a hormonal condition and certain hormonal levels are elevated. Now the basic way to treat is depend on the symptoms. Mostly hormonal medication is preferred. Along with that diet restrictions to avoid weight gain, lifestyle changes to lose weight.
pcos
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
Polycystic ovaries happens to be a complex metabolic condition where there are certain diagnostic factors like small cysts peripherally arranged on the ovary,along with symptoms like irregular periods, infertility, hypergycemia etc.
Its a hormonal condition and certain hormonal levels are elevated. Now the basic way to treat is depend on the symptoms. Mostly hormonal medication is preferred. Along with that diet restrictions to avoid weight gain, lifestyle changes to lose weight.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Vaishalee Punj
Please give some good diets for weight loss &also please give the medication &treatment for the fatty liver.
Brief Answer:
Consult a dietician
Detailed Answer:
You need to consult a dietician for a diet chart based on your eating habits, height, weight, BMI etc. Avoid carbohydrates,and fat. High protein and minerals is good. Most food products have the diet contents printed on the package.
There is no medication for fatty liver. Losing weight in the only way to reduce that. Avoid cholesterol. If you have irregular cycles, then you need hormonal medication after blood tests. You need a prescription for that.
Consult a dietician
Detailed Answer:
You need to consult a dietician for a diet chart based on your eating habits, height, weight, BMI etc. Avoid carbohydrates,and fat. High protein and minerals is good. Most food products have the diet contents printed on the package.
There is no medication for fatty liver. Losing weight in the only way to reduce that. Avoid cholesterol. If you have irregular cycles, then you need hormonal medication after blood tests. You need a prescription for that.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Yogesh D
The Reports of the blood test says
Tri IodothyronineT3-2.92ng/dl
T4--12.76ng/dl
TSH-2.16
LH--3.80mlU/ml
FSH-15.57mlU/ml
Prolactin-9.07ng/ml
Serum Cholesterol-181mg/dl
Serum HDL--52mg/dl
Serum LDL--90mg/dl
SerumVLDL--39mg/dl
Serum Trigly--192mg/dl
Chol/HD Ratio--3.4
Fasting Blood Sugar--219mg/dl
Post--392mg/dl
please give me advice what to do?
Also about the fatty liver,&poly cystic ovarian disease.
Tri IodothyronineT3-2.92ng/dl
T4--12.76ng/dl
TSH-2.16
LH--3.80mlU/ml
FSH-15.57mlU/ml
Prolactin-9.07ng/ml
Serum Cholesterol-181mg/dl
Serum HDL--52mg/dl
Serum LDL--90mg/dl
SerumVLDL--39mg/dl
Serum Trigly--192mg/dl
Chol/HD Ratio--3.4
Fasting Blood Sugar--219mg/dl
Post--392mg/dl
please give me advice what to do?
Also about the fatty liver,&poly cystic ovarian disease.
Brief Answer:
See a diabetologist immediately
Detailed Answer:
Her FSH levels are high, consistent with PCOS. But her sugar levels are extreme. She is a diabetic. She needs to see a diabetologist as soon as possible and may even need insulin. Diabetes has its own complications. Her levels are high enough to cause serious problems.
Get her sugar levels normal first.
If she has irregular cycles, then she needs hormonal medication, for which she needs a prescriptions.
Hope this helps. Please write back if you have any more questions.
Regards,
See a diabetologist immediately
Detailed Answer:
Her FSH levels are high, consistent with PCOS. But her sugar levels are extreme. She is a diabetic. She needs to see a diabetologist as soon as possible and may even need insulin. Diabetes has its own complications. Her levels are high enough to cause serious problems.
Get her sugar levels normal first.
If she has irregular cycles, then she needs hormonal medication, for which she needs a prescriptions.
Hope this helps. Please write back if you have any more questions.
Regards,
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Yogesh D
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