Tuv- "both ovaries are normal in sonagraphic appearance, containing scattered follicular cysts. trace pelvic free fluid is seen". normal to have multiple follicular cysts?

Not really.: Has polycystic ovarian syndrome been excluded? It should be. If a strong history for metabolic syndrome, which can include hypertension, cholesterol issues, diabetes, weight carried on the torso, in you or immediate family, then this is most likely! best!

Probably: Many women have ovarian follicular cysts of various dimensions in one or both ovaries. They are benign and common during the reproductive years. If symptomatic, consulting a gynecologist is recommended.

Yes: That is common and seen in many women. Nothing to worry about at all. It means you have eggs in the ovaries.

Talk to doctor: And make sure it is not poly-cystic ovaries.