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I examined usg abdomen test it shows bilateral polycystic ovarien morphology shows multiple enlarged central echogenic stroma so, plz answer me what is the meaning of this?

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Translation: bilateral=both sides; polycystic= many cysts; ovarian=in the ovaries; morphology=appearance; echogenic= thicker tissue ; stroma=tissue : this just says there are multiple cysts within these structures consistent with the common condition polycystic ovarian syndrome. It does not suggest cancer or other problem.

Answered 9/19/2020

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