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I av multiple follicles found in both ovaries during ultrasound. plus i don't have regular periods.. it's sometimes gaps for one year 5 months n sometimes 2-3 months.. and in the buttock part it's like rashes or ringworm that always reappear.?
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Evaluation: Your sonogram findings and irregular periods may be signs of polycystic ovarian syndrome. Consider seeing an Obgyn for an evaluation. The rash is most likely an unrelated issue and should be evaluated
Answered 8/24/2017
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