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What are the chances that i could have pcos? i've had pelvic ultrasound and nothing was found. but do have more symptoms than less of pcos?
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Yes you still can: Ultrasound is just one method to diagnose. You could have normal size ovaries with muliple cysts which can be normal or seen with pcos.
Answered 5/11/2013
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