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Ultrasound found that each ovary is small and inactive, does that mean that i am post menopausal? does the body still produce oestradiol?
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Ultrasound: Doesn't determine if the ovaries are producing hormones. Ultrasound can only see size, whether there are masses, and show the blood flow to the ovaries. Blood tests determine hormone status.
Answered 3/16/2016
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