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Can a teenager be diagnosed with pcos of they have almost all symptoms but their hormonal levels and ultra sound are normal?
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The basics: To be diagnosed as PCOS you need to meet the criteria for the label. Without polycystic ovaries or biochemical evidence of the syndrome you don't meet 2 of the basic features of the syndrome. You can certainly suspect it may eventually be present, but other reasons for any symptoms should be sought.
Answered 2/12/2019
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